Chromosomal abnormalities in both partners can lead to issues like fetal growth arrest, miscarriage, or fetal deformities. If natural conception is not possible, consider in vitro fertilization techniques. It is recommended that couples undergo detailed genetic counseling and medical assessment to understand the best reproductive options.

Infertility caused by chromosomal abnormalities can be attempted through the third-generation in vitro fertilization technique. However, it depends on the type of abnormality and its detectability. It is recommended to consult a public hospital, as the cost of the third-generation in vitro fertilization is relatively high, and you should choose according to your personal financial situation. Maintaining a good lifestyle and increasing physical exercise can help enhance your health.

If both partners have chromosome abnormalities, they can consider using third-generation IVF technology for pre-implantation genetic screening to increase the selection rate of healthy embryos and reduce the risk of giving birth to a child with chromosome abnormalities. However, the applicable conditions of this technology must be evaluated by a professional physician.