Understanding the clinical manifestations and treatment methods of Down syndrome can help parents better care for children with the condition.
Discussing methods to improve the condition of Down syndrome patients, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Understand the interpretation of Down syndrome screening results, as well as the meanings of risk ratio and cutoff values.
The results of the Down Syndrome screening are used to assess the risk of fetal illness by combining pregnant women’s serological indicators, gestational age, age, and weight.
At 17 weeks and 4 days pregnant, the HCG test result was 36.00 MOM, and the AFP test result was 32.00 MOM and 0.69. The NTD risk screening was negative, with a Trisomy 21 risk of 1/450 and a Trisomy 18 risk of 1/50,000. Assistance in identifying fetal gender is needed, and a detailed examination is recommended.
Interpreting the Results of a Down Syndrome Test
Down syndrome, also known as trisomy 21, is a disorder caused by chromosomal abnormalities. The risk is higher for older mothers, and it is recommended that both partners undergo chromosomal testing. If no abnormalities are found with chromosome 21, theoretically, they can consider having another child.
Learn about the preventive methods for Down syndrome, including avoiding ionizing radiation, limiting drug exposure, staying away from chemicals, and preventing viral infections.
My young nephew has been diagnosed with Down syndrome, with primary symptoms including drooling, short fingers, and a small stature. He has undergone treatment at the hospital but has not shown improvement. How should Down syndrome be treated?
Down syndrome patients cannot fully recover on their own, but their quality of life can be improved through a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine therapies and brain circuit treatment technology. Under the guidance of a doctor, long-term rehabilitation should be carried out, and early use of folic acid and vitamin B6 may be helpful for the condition. Parents should take their children to the doctor promptly and carefully observe any changes in symptoms to help them receive timely treatment.