Patient's question:
Got pregnant twice, once had a spontaneous miscarriage, the other had a miscarriage due to poor growth and development. Checked the chromosomes, the male's chromosome Y is greater than or equal to chromosome 18. In this case, what should be done? Can I still get pregnant? Is the normal probability high?Doctor's answer:
There is an issue with you and your husband getting pregnant twice. Based on a thorough examination of your husband's chromosomes, if there are no problems with your chromosomes, undergoing third-party IVF and deciding to implant female embryos would increase the success rate. Additionally, you have a history of multiple miscarriages. If this is not ruled out, there may be other reasons causing the miscarriages. Therefore, during your preparation for IVF, you need to undergo thorough examinations related to miscarriages, including autoimmune tests (blocking antibodies, lymphocyte toxicity), and rheumatic immune indicators (such as lupus tests).