The optimal time for a Down syndrome test is between the 9th to 14th week of pregnancy, known as the early pregnancy screening. If this window is missed, you should proceed to the mid-pregnancy screening, which also allows for risk assessment. However, if the final diagnosis is positive, it can cause significant damage to the mother.

A fetal abdominal cleft may be misdiagnosed due to various reasons, including maternal factors, environmental factors, and medication factors. Blood tests or ultrasound can detect an abdominal cleft. Mild cases can be treated surgically after birth, while severe cases may require termination of pregnancy.

Discuss the possibility of fractures or skeletal misalignments in a fetus while in the womb, along with related symptoms and preventive measures.

Inquiry about maintaining pregnancy after taking a cough medicine

Offer professional advice on pregnancy and childbirth for patients with chronic hepatitis B.

Can allergic rhinitis be inherited by the next generation?

Inquires about whether antidepressants can be stopped during pregnancy, and the potential impact on the mother and fetus.

Can having diabetes during pregnancy affect the child’s health?

Discuss the possibility of remediation for children with neural tube defects and the prevalence and influencing factors of this disease.

Diabetic patients can consider pregnancy after controlling their blood sugar, but they need to pay attention to blood sugar control and sperm quality.