Question
Is it appropriate for parents with chromosomal abnormalities to become pregnant and have a child? Can chromosomal abnormalities be treated?
Answer
Generally speaking, if either parent has a chromosomal abnormality, it is advised not to become pregnant as this may increase the risk of fetal malformations. As for chromosomal abnormalities, although they cannot be completely cured, they can sometimes be improved through medication or surgery. It is recommended to seek professional medical advice to assess the individual case.