Patient's question:
Patient Age: Chromosome Abnormality 46, XX, (1qh) - What is the probability of having a normal child? What kind of help do you need: Chromosome Abnormality 46, XX, (1qh) - What is the probability of having a normal child? Chromosome Abnormality 46, XX, (1qh) - What is the probability of having a normal child?Doctor's answer:
There are two number 1 chromosomes in cells, so the probability of inheriting them to the fetus across generations is 50%. As long as prenatal checks are conducted, it can prevent the birth of abnormal fetuses. You have a history of deformities, which may increase the probability of having a fetus with deformities compared to the general population. However, it is not impossible. According to experiments, 0.5% of newborns with normal appearances may experience chromosomal abnormalities again. These abnormalities do not have a significant impact on their health, but they may be prone to habitual abortion during conception because there are issues with chromosome exchange during differentiation.