Poor sperm quality may affect fertility and embryo development.

Understanding the importance of follow-up checks and genetic counseling when chromosomal abnormalities are discovered after a miscarriage.

Possible causes and preventive measures for embryo stopping development

The reasons for embryo stopping development may originate from inherent defects in the embryo or influences from the mother, including genetic factors, infections, medication use, environmental stimuli, and more.

The causes of embryo chromosome abnormalities may be related to genetic genes, and it is recommended to maintain an optimistic and positive attitude.

Even though both parents have normal chromosomes, the fetus may still have chromosomal abnormalities due to anomalies in the sperm or egg. These abnormalities can occur randomly with a low recurrence rate, but some patients may have chromosomal structural abnormalities like balanced translocation or Robertsonian translocation, leading to abnormal gametes and embryos. It is recommended that both partners undergo chromosomal karyotype analysis to determine the cause of the abnormality and develop a corresponding reproductive plan.