It is generally not recommended to have a child with monosomy x, but the wishes of both parents need to be respected in specific cases. Monosomy X is the only survivable monosomy known to mankind, also known as congenital ovarian hypoplasia syndrome, children can be accompanied by slow growth, mental retardation, genital malformation, aortic stenosis, infertility and other manifestations of the drug treatment to promote the development of the child, can not be cured, and need lifelong treatment, this child is generally not recommended to have. If some couples have difficulty in giving birth and have a strong will to keep the fetus, and after giving up the fetus in this pregnancy, they cannot give birth again, the parents of the child should be informed in detail of the relevant risks, and the specific choice needs to respect the wishes of both parents. If the pregnant woman has abnormalities in the obstetric examination, she should intervene under the guidance of a professional physician in a timely manner, so as not to delay the condition and lead to adverse consequences.