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Wife Has Blighted Ovum ...Suction N Evacuation Done On 16.9.19
Question: Wife has blighted ovum...Suction n evacuation done on 16.9.19 kareotyping suggested Report attached ( abnormal) In 2016 had to abort child after 22 weeks as tetralogy of fallot was detected in tiffa scan... What options available with us now? Regards
Wife has blighted ovum...Suction n evacuation done on 16.9.19 kareotyping suggested Report attached ( abnormal) In 2016 had to abort child after 22 weeks as tetralogy of fallot was detected in tiffa scan... What options available with us now? Regards
Brief Answer:
PGS will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I saw the attached abnormal karyotype report.
Following is my reply:
1) History of Tetralogy of fallot and present report indicate repetitive chromosomal abnormalities.
2) There is possibility of recurrence of these abnormalities.
3) Please undergo ICSI (test tube baby) procedure with PGS ( Preimplantation genetic screening) of embryos to identify healthy embryos and best possible chromosomally normal embryo.
4) This chromosomally normal embryo can be transferred back into uterus to implant and form a healthy pregnancy.
Let me know if you need anymore information.
Regards
PGS will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I saw the attached abnormal karyotype report.
Following is my reply:
1) History of Tetralogy of fallot and present report indicate repetitive chromosomal abnormalities.
2) There is possibility of recurrence of these abnormalities.
3) Please undergo ICSI (test tube baby) procedure with PGS ( Preimplantation genetic screening) of embryos to identify healthy embryos and best possible chromosomally normal embryo.
4) This chromosomally normal embryo can be transferred back into uterus to implant and form a healthy pregnancy.
Let me know if you need anymore information.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Brief Answer:
PGS will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I saw the attached abnormal karyotype report.
Following is my reply:
1) History of Tetralogy of fallot and present report indicate repetitive chromosomal abnormalities.
2) There is possibility of recurrence of these abnormalities.
3) Please undergo ICSI (test tube baby) procedure with PGS ( Preimplantation genetic screening) of embryos to identify healthy embryos and best possible chromosomally normal embryo.
4) This chromosomally normal embryo can be transferred back into uterus to implant and form a healthy pregnancy.
Let me know if you need anymore information.
Regards
PGS will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I saw the attached abnormal karyotype report.
Following is my reply:
1) History of Tetralogy of fallot and present report indicate repetitive chromosomal abnormalities.
2) There is possibility of recurrence of these abnormalities.
3) Please undergo ICSI (test tube baby) procedure with PGS ( Preimplantation genetic screening) of embryos to identify healthy embryos and best possible chromosomally normal embryo.
4) This chromosomally normal embryo can be transferred back into uterus to implant and form a healthy pregnancy.
Let me know if you need anymore information.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Thank u! Few questions.. 1. If there is problem in parental karyotyping which we are yet to do , whether ICSI would help if there is abnormality... 2. Is there no scope of natural pregnancy if parental karyotyping is normal? 3. What is d probability of abnormal parental karyotyping report? 4 During 2016 tetralogy of fallot detected...during 2nd month of pregnancy she had high fever n had to take anti biotics..during 3rd month she had bleeding due to placnta previa
Thank u! Few questions.. 1. If there is problem in parental karyotyping which we are yet to do , whether ICSI would help if there is abnormality... 2. Is there no scope of natural pregnancy if parental karyotyping is normal? 3. What is d probability of abnormal parental karyotyping report? 4 During 2016 tetralogy of fallot detected...during 2nd month of pregnancy she had high fever n had to take anti biotics..during 3rd month she had bleeding due to placnta previa
Brief Answer:
PGS after ICSI will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS after ICSI will help in identifying the abnormality and transfer the normal embryo free of genetic abnormality.
2) Since the abnormal embryo episode was twice, it is possible that subsequent natural pregnancy might result in abnormality though not 100%.
3) Difficult to predict probability.
4) Tetralogy of fallot is not because of antibiotics or fever medicines or placenta previa.
PGS after ICSI will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS after ICSI will help in identifying the abnormality and transfer the normal embryo free of genetic abnormality.
2) Since the abnormal embryo episode was twice, it is possible that subsequent natural pregnancy might result in abnormality though not 100%.
3) Difficult to predict probability.
4) Tetralogy of fallot is not because of antibiotics or fever medicines or placenta previa.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Brief Answer:
PGS after ICSI will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS after ICSI will help in identifying the abnormality and transfer the normal embryo free of genetic abnormality.
2) Since the abnormal embryo episode was twice, it is possible that subsequent natural pregnancy might result in abnormality though not 100%.
3) Difficult to predict probability.
4) Tetralogy of fallot is not because of antibiotics or fever medicines or placenta previa.
PGS after ICSI will help
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS after ICSI will help in identifying the abnormality and transfer the normal embryo free of genetic abnormality.
2) Since the abnormal embryo episode was twice, it is possible that subsequent natural pregnancy might result in abnormality though not 100%.
3) Difficult to predict probability.
4) Tetralogy of fallot is not because of antibiotics or fever medicines or placenta previa.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Thank u Madam so if any one of us have genetic problem, there will be end to our journey to become parents? what other options available with us except icsi?
Thank u Madam so if any one of us have genetic problem, there will be end to our journey to become parents? what other options available with us except icsi?
Brief Answer:
PGS is best way
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
ICSI with PGS is best method. If not you can keep continuing naturally but chances of repeat miscarriage exists and healthy baby might also be born.
There are no other options.
PGS is best way
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
ICSI with PGS is best method. If not you can keep continuing naturally but chances of repeat miscarriage exists and healthy baby might also be born.
There are no other options.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
PGS is best way
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
ICSI with PGS is best method. If not you can keep continuing naturally but chances of repeat miscarriage exists and healthy baby might also be born.
There are no other options.
PGS is best way
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
ICSI with PGS is best method. If not you can keep continuing naturally but chances of repeat miscarriage exists and healthy baby might also be born.
There are no other options.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Madam Can PGS be harmful to embroys? 2. Can doner egg or sperm be used? 3.PGS is available in IVF centers only? 4.We want to give it a try once more before ICSI.. 5.Wife age is 31..till which age she can try? 6. Please prescribe some medicine for sperm motality n quality... can i take maxoza l prescribe others... Regards Thanks
Madam Can PGS be harmful to embroys? 2. Can doner egg or sperm be used? 3.PGS is available in IVF centers only? 4.We want to give it a try once more before ICSI.. 5.Wife age is 31..till which age she can try? 6. Please prescribe some medicine for sperm motality n quality... can i take maxoza l prescribe others... Regards Thanks
Brief Answer:
PGS is available in very few fertility centres.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS is not harmful to embryos.
2) Donor eggs and sperms can be used.
3) PGS is available in very few IVF centres and not all IVF centres. Let me know which city you live so that I can suggest good IVF centre?
4) You can try pne more attempt before ICSI but risks do remain.
5) There is no upper age limit to try. Younger the age , better the results.
6) We cannot issue prescriptions online.
Regards
PGS is available in very few fertility centres.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS is not harmful to embryos.
2) Donor eggs and sperms can be used.
3) PGS is available in very few IVF centres and not all IVF centres. Let me know which city you live so that I can suggest good IVF centre?
4) You can try pne more attempt before ICSI but risks do remain.
5) There is no upper age limit to try. Younger the age , better the results.
6) We cannot issue prescriptions online.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
PGS is available in very few fertility centres.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS is not harmful to embryos.
2) Donor eggs and sperms can be used.
3) PGS is available in very few IVF centres and not all IVF centres. Let me know which city you live so that I can suggest good IVF centre?
4) You can try pne more attempt before ICSI but risks do remain.
5) There is no upper age limit to try. Younger the age , better the results.
6) We cannot issue prescriptions online.
Regards
PGS is available in very few fertility centres.
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
1) PGS is not harmful to embryos.
2) Donor eggs and sperms can be used.
3) PGS is available in very few IVF centres and not all IVF centres. Let me know which city you live so that I can suggest good IVF centre?
4) You can try pne more attempt before ICSI but risks do remain.
5) There is no upper age limit to try. Younger the age , better the results.
6) We cannot issue prescriptions online.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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