Patient's question:
We've been divorced for 10 years, and we didn't use any contraception, yet we've never been pregnant. Later, it was said that there is a genetic predisposition to chromosomal abnormalities in his family; several relatives don't have children. What are the manifestations of chromosomal abnormalities in men?Doctor's answer:
After watching your explanation, it is generally understood that chromosomal abnormalities are a condition that cannot be cured. Specific assisted reproductive methods need to be adopted based on the specific genetic abnormalities. For example, assisted reproduction techniques such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), especially third-generation IVF, but the cost is relatively high. Although your partner has a family history, it does not necessarily mean they suffer from chromosomal abnormalities. Chromosomal karyotyping can be performed to understand how the disease may develop. Additionally, since you have been infertile for twenty years, you have already been diagnosed with infertility.