Patient's question:
I am 29 years old this year, and I have been divorced for three years. I have never planned to have children myself, but now my family is urging me very strongly, so I have decided to have children. When I went to the hospital for a health check-up, I was carefully examined and found to have chromosomal abnormalities. Doctor, hello. Chromosomal abnormalities, can I get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
If a careful check of the mother's chromosomal abnormalities is implemented, it is difficult to get pregnant, or if pregnancy occurs, there may be a recurrence of fetal arrest or natural miscarriage. It is necessary to specifically diagnose which chromosome number is abnormal and what type of abnormality it is. Currently, artificial insemination technology is quite advanced, and methods such as in vitro fertilization and artificial determination of fertilized eggs can be considered to avoid abnormal chromosomes. However, if the chromosomal abnormalities are severe, artificial technology may also struggle to deliver.