Patient's question:
I am a male and was diagnosed with a 9. Is it still possible for me to undergo second-generation IVF? If it is possible, what is the probability of fetal arrest?Doctor's answer:
Did you have a history of recurrent miscarriages before? If not, the current trial suggests that the interarm inversion of chromosome 9 is unlikely to cause significant abnormal pregnancy. You can proceed with your previous fertility plan as usual. It is recommended to undergo prenatal diagnosis at 4 months of pregnancy if you become pregnant. If you have a history of recurrent miscarriages, you may consider IVF with preimplantation genetic testing. Also, pay more attention to rest and try to avoid staying up late. Maintain a regular lifestyle.