Some women may find obvious abnormalities in their babies during physical examinations, so they want to use amniocentesis for examination and protection. But there are also concerns that these amniocentesis methods are not particularly safe and can easily affect personal health. Is there a pregnant mother with amniocentesis?
During amniocentesis, scars may form, and it is possible that infection or miscarriage may also occur, but these probabilities are not very high. But if during the physical examination, it is found that your baby has abnormal developmental symptoms, you can choose amniocentesis method under the guidance of a doctor, but the choice of method should still be targeted and not be considered casually. For example, the following conditions are more suitable for amniocentesis:
1. Pregnant mothers over 35 years old. If a woman is older and usually belongs to the category of advanced maternal age, the quality of eggs may decrease, and the quality of fertilized eggs formed from sperm and eggs may also decrease. The possibility of abnormal embryo development increases, and amniocentesis can be used to detect and reduce these problems.
2. Pregnant mothers whose Down syndrome screening data is in a relatively poor state. Further testing is needed, such as amniocentesis, which can provide a better understanding of various embryonic development conditions and serve as a reference for adjustment, allowing babies to receive more comprehensive protection.
