Does chromosomal abnormality necessarily require IVF?

Patient's question:

28 years old, female. Passed twice, found balanced translocation between chromosome 9 and 11 after careful examination. Do I need to use a culture dish? The natural supply probability is not high, right? If I have a baby, will there be fetal abnormalities? Which hospitals in China are good for the third generation? Is the success rate high? How much does it cost?

Doctor's answer:

If there is a chromosomal abnormality, IVF may also cause miscarriage, genetic research needs to be conducted, and measures should be considered based on the situation, such as prenatal diagnosis tests or considering IVF. If it is a problem with the wife or chromosomes, it can be considered for IVF, generally only the third-generation IVF can be used for eugenics, with a higher success rate. At the same time, I also suggest that your husband and wife should also prepare for ultrasound, blood tests, etc., to determine the success rate of IVF.

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