Patient's question:
A friend of my friend, a couple, once had a child. However, they later conceived twice more, but both times experienced embryonic arrest. They went to the hospital for thorough chromosomal testing, and the results showed that the woman was normal, while the man had an interarm inversion of chromosome 9. Is there any treatment available?Doctor's answer:
If there is a chromosomal abnormality in male chromosomes, it often leads to women experiencing recurrent miscarriages, stillbirths, or birth defects when pregnant. Currently, with the level of medical technology, there is no way to treat chromosomal diseases. If they want to have a normal child, the chances are very low. If the family's financial condition permits, they can also consider directly undergoing third-generation IVF to increase the chances of delivery.