Question
The hospital test shows that the free B-HCG (MOM) value for Down Syndrome is 5.29, with a risk level of 1/50. Does this mean the risk is extremely high? I have not yet undergone treatment. Is my condition very severe? Do I absolutely need to have an amniocentesis? If not, what is the probability of abnormalities?
Answer
The risk of your baby having Down Syndrome is indeed higher. It is recommended that you undergo amniocentesis as soon as possible to confirm the diagnosis. If confirmed, appropriate measures should be taken as early as possible. This condition is not genetic but rather a chromosomal abnormality that occurs during the process of spermatogenesis and oogenesis. It is advised that you rest more, avoid overexertion, avoid spicy and stimulating foods in your diet, keep a relaxed mood, consume more fresh vegetables and fruits, prevent coughing and constipation, and strictly prohibit sexual activity. If abdominal pain or bleeding symptoms occur, you should …