Patient's question:
When I was pregnant, I also had the triple screen test, but it didn't detect anything. Now the baby I gave birth to is still a Down syndrome child. The baby is now two years old. Is there any good treatment available?Doctor's answer:
21-trisomy syndrome, also known as congenital or Down syndrome, is the most common congenital defect caused by chromosomal abnormalities in children. By its name, the disease is a mental illness with a special phenotype caused by congenital factors. In our country, the incidence of liveborn 21-trisomy syndrome is approximately 0.5‰-0.6‰, with a male-to-female ratio of 3:2. 60% of children suffer from miscarriage in the early stages of fetal development. The main clinical features of children are mental disorders, physical underdevelopment, and special facial features, and may be accompanied by various malformations. Currently, there is no effective treatment for this disease, and long-term education and training for children should be carried out. Preventing infectious diseases and various infectious diseases, and using oral vitamin B6, r-tyrosine, folic acid, etc. as early as possible, can help improve function.