Patient's question:
Female, chromosome examination revealed an issue. The result of the chromosome examination is an interarm inversion of chromosome 6. What could be the problem? What impact does it have on fertility and the child? How could it affect the culture dish?Doctor's answer:
The sixth chromosome has occurred in an interarm inversion again, and it has a carrier of interarm inversion. Having a chromosomal genetic disease can affect the next generation's fertility, such as early miscarriage, fetal malformation, and so on. If you are divorced, you need to check the chromosomes of your direct relatives to see if there are any problems with their chromosomes, and then implement relevant. When doing a culture dish, there also needs to be prenatal diagnosis before grafting.