Fetal chromosomal abnormalities are generally not recommended to be born, there is no mandatory requirement, but the birth of the fetus may bring a heavier burden to the family.
Fetal examination with chromosomal abnormalities, such as chromosome 16 trisomy, trisomy 22, these serious chromosomal abnormalities may occur early in pregnancy spontaneous abortion, fetal arrest, biochemical pregnancy, etc., in this case, even if you want to continue the pregnancy is not able to be conceived.
Children with chromosomal abnormalities may have progressive mental retardation, growth retardation, special facial features, congenital heart disease, and if these fetuses are born, the economic burden and psychological pressure on the family after birth will be greater.
If it is determined that the fetus has chromosomal abnormality during pregnancy through non-invasive DNA examination and amniocentesis, it is generally recommended that the pregnancy should not be continued, and labor should be induced in a timely manner.
Examination of the fetus with abnormalities should be carefully considered for retention under the guidance of the doctor.