Patient's question:
Seven years ago, I gave birth to my first child, and the amniocentesis results were normal. In early 2016, I got pregnant with my second child, but the diagnosis was a molar pregnancy. In August 2017, I got pregnant for the third time. Before getting pregnant, I endured physical training and continued acupuncture for the uterus, as well as taking Chinese medicine for regulation. Unfortunately, the fetus was diagnosed with chromosomal abnormalities, and I had to have an abortion at six months. Age is a major factor—is my future uncertain regarding having a second child in this life? Should I give up or endure? If I want to have a child, what methods can I use to conceive a healthy baby?Doctor's answer:
This still suggests an issue with your chromosomes. The quality of both eggs and sperm will be reduced. The second pregnancy was a molar pregnancy, and the third had chromosomal abnormalities. All of these are considered to be related to chromosomal problems.2. If you want to have a healthy child. The third-generation petri dish is currently the most advanced method. It mainly involves screening for genetic diseases. In other words, with the third-generation IVF, even if the parents have genetic diseases, it’s not a problem. Through screening, abnormal embryos can be filtered out, ensuring the baby’s health.