Pregnant women need to have fetal chromosome tests, which are mainly targeted at genetic diseases such as those caused by chromosome mutations, such as 213 trisomy syndrome and 183 trisomy syndrome. Currently, clinical methods for chromosome testing include Down's screening, non-invasive DNA testing, and amniotic fluid aspiration.
When chromosomal abnormalities are found through fetal chromosome testing, it does not necessarily mean that pregnancy should be terminated immediately. Comprehensive evaluation of the fetus is necessary to determine whether the fetus can be retained. The doctor will analyze and assess the prognosis before deciding whether to keep the fetus.
Regular prenatal care during pregnancy is crucial for pregnant women. Prenatal care not only helps to understand the fetus's development but also to assess the risk of genetic diseases and the mother's health. Therefore, it is essential to attend prenatal check-ups on time during each stage of pregnancy.
To achieve optimal birth outcomes, couples should also prepare well before conception. Taking folic acid for three months before and after pregnancy, ensuring adequate rest and sleep, avoiding overexertion, and reducing exposure to radiation are essential steps to prepare for a healthy pregnancy.
