Patient's question:
Previously, there were 2 cases of miscarriage. A thorough examination revealed abnormalities in the translocation or inversion of the female's chromosomes. What should be done for future conception? Can the female's chromosomal abnormalities be avoided without undergoing IVF?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, chromosomal abnormalities cannot lead to normal delivery and are prone to causing miscarriage. Based on your situation, IVF is not suitable for you. You can use someone else's eggs for IVF, which is better for the fetal growth and development. The child is troubled by chromosomal abnormalities, so the mother must take the child to seek medical treatment immediately to prevent blind medication from alleviating symptoms. For parents, it is important to provide the child with enough care and attention, and to do everything possible to help the child receive timely medical treatment.