Patient's question:
My wife has had two consecutive miscarriages. Now she doesn't dare to have another child. She went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said that both of us have chromosomal abnormalities. I really want to have a baby. How should couples with chromosomal abnormalities deal with this?Doctor's answer:
If a pregnant woman discovers chromosomal abnormalities, it indicates that the fetus may have deformities, and it is necessary to determine which lesions the fetus may have. If the parents have chromosomal abnormalities, it may be hereditary. Chromosomal abnormalities may cause fetal miscarriage, abortion, or fetal deformities. If the chromosomal abnormalities cannot be corrected, in this case, the only option is to conceive through in vitro fertilization. Women should develop good living habits and pay attention to rest.