Patient's question:
I just had my first child. Hello, when giving birth to the first generation, I didn't check for thalassemia carefully. The child doesn't have any physical problems to pay attention to?Doctor's answer:
Not everyone has thalassemia. Generally, it is more common in the southern regions. Of course, if you are concerned, you can consider getting both partners tested before getting pregnant. You can undergo thorough checks related to pre-natal health. This not only involves checking for thalassemia but also for the four immune factors related to pre-natal health. These factors can affect conception, and you should also avoid taking medication indiscriminately.