My wife has congenital 2 cuspid stenosis, and we want to have a baby now, but we are worried that it

The heart has been repaired, and as long as the pregnancy is allowed to give birth, the child will be wanted. Children are the crystallization of love. Genetic conditions don't have to be thought about too much.

There are contemporary inheritances and intergenerational inheritance. Even if the disease is inherited, there is no need to worry. Medicine is developing rapidly, and in the near future, repairing the heart may be as easy as a normal disease.

Is simple mitral stenosis congenital?

Is the diagnosis made by the cardiovascular specialist of a major hospital?

Isn't it rheumatic heart disease? Mitral stenosis caused by rheumatic heart disease is more common.

Hereditary heart disease is very rare.

In general, patients with congenital heart disease often have fetal malformations caused by pregnancy or illness or/or medication, which are not caused by genetics.

Also, how is your wife's heart functioning? How severe is mitral stenosis? Pregnancy can significantly increase the burden on the heart. Some people with heart disease can't afford to get pregnant. An obstetrician and cardiologist should be consulted in this case.

Congenital heart disease can have a certain genetic predisposition.

But it's not absolute, so you still have to have a certain amount of risk if you want to have children.

You should still talk to your obstetric doctor.

This kind of thing is really uncertain, but I hope it won't be inherited!! I wish you both a healthy baby!!

Be cautious, think about your wife's body or not, bless you.

Be cautious, it is about your husband and wife and your children, and I wish you good luck.

Not necessarily.

Congenital deafness is a common autosomal recessive disorder. Of the disease-causing genes, one is passed on from the father and the other from the mother. People who are born deaf carry a pair of disease-causing genes.

In other words, one of your mother-in-law's recessive genes was passed on to your wife, and your father-in-law's dominant gene was passed on to her, resulting in your wife not getting sick, but your wife may have a recessive gene in her body. If you are a husband and wife, as long as you do not have a recessive gene in your body (i.e., you have no history of this disease in your parents or above), it is a dominant gene, then neither of your children will have the disease. Because you will give the child a dominant sex, and your wife may give a dominant sex, or she may give a recessive sex, but in the end, because the child has your dominant gene in the body, it will not get sick.

But there is a 50% chance that your child will have your wife's recessive gene in their body. The situation of the children will be the same as that of your wife.

I don't think it's inherited! If inherited, probably. It's a boy who wants to be taller.

For probabilistic questions, it is more reliable to ask the experts in the hospital, and generally speaking, the probability of heredity is small.

There is a chance of heredity, but it is not absolute, and it is better to go to the hospital for examination.

It's to wait until you have a fetus and when it's a month where you can check it out, you go to the hospital for a checkup.

Because, even if you ask a doctor now, the doctor will say that there is a genetic possibility but it is not absolute.

There is a half-chance that you will inherit your wife. Of course, there is also a half chance that you will be inherited, go to a regular hospital to do a detailed examination and you will know the results, don't worry too much, I wish you good luck, have a healthy and beautiful baby!

One of the causes of congenital heart disease is genetic acquisition. Inherited genes are divided into: dominant genes and recessive genes. The specific situation should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. In addition, the sex of your future child is also one of the genetic determinants. It is recommended to go to the reproductive department of the hospital for a detailed consultation.

There may or may not be, it is better to go to the hospital.

No one can say that you have to go to the hospital for a check-up.

How can hepatitis B be congenital? It must have been infected. Of course, having children is fine, and it is definitely not inherited.

It's just that at the time of delivery, there is a high possibility of infecting the baby, it is recommended to go to a large hospital for caesarean section, and you must first explain the situation to the doctor, and the current technology can ensure the health of your child.

If a woman has hepatitis B, she can get married, conceive, and have children. Hepatitis B is preventable, immune globulin can be given during pregnancy, and vaccines can prevent children from getting hepatitis B after birth. For specific matters, please inquire about the specific matters at the hospital!

I don't know if your cataract is chromosomally inherited or related to the mother's first 3 months of pregnancy. Congenital cataract can be familial, and can be accompanied by other eye abnormalities or hereditary systemic diseases, which are autosomal inheritance, and some are related to environmental factors, intrauterine infection in the first 3 months of pregnancy, drugs, X-rays or the mother Sou Hongqing has diabetes. It is not currently possible to determine whether a fetus with congenital cataracts is conceived by chromosomal testing during pregnancy.

Probably close to half the chance.

Primary glaucoma and congenital glaucoma have a clear genetic predisposition. Primary glaucoma varies markedly between different ethnicities, with a higher incidence among relatives of glaucoma patients than in the general population. Different types of glaucoma have different genetic bases, which may be the direct inheritance of glaucoma itself, or it may be the indirect inheritance of some anatomical structures and tissue characteristics related to the onset of glaucoma, which increases the risk factor of glaucoma and promotes the onset of glaucoma under the stimulation of certain acquired factors.

It is a polygenic hereditary lesion with a family history, and the incidence rate is 6 times higher than that without family history, accounting for 13% and 47% of the entire incidence of the disease, and the incidence of relatives of patients is .

Therefore you should be careful when you want children.

Wishing you all good health!

My parents are in a similar situation to yours.

My dad is also 1.78 meters, my mother doesn't know the specifics, but it's about the same as your wife, not 1.55 meters I'm a daughter, there are 167

Our children are all quite tall, and my grandparents, uncles, and aunts are not short.

Look at your father, your brothers and sisters, and see if you're tall.

I think if your child is a daughter, it is about 1.6 meters, and your son may be in his early 1.7 meters.

I think there should be 170, mainly because your wife is too short, it depends on whether it's a man or a woman. It's hard to say this, there are still genetic variations. It depends on the destiny of heaven, and after inheritance, it is acquired nutrition and exercise.

Usually between the two of you. If it's a boy, there's a certain chance of surpassing you, depending on how you're fed and exercised.

You should go to a professional children's hospital, either in Shanghai or Beijing. Although it is difficult to hang an expert number, it is better to hang one, some of the experts here are doing international exchanges, and they have seen a lot of situations, and they know a lot of methods and resources. There should be a way.

I heard that it can be recovered with audio.

Do you want to inherit it and you don't want children?No one will answer in the affirmative for this kind of thing. It can only be calculated on the theory of probability, and it will not be accurate to calculate it, so it is recommended that you prepare for pregnancy, and have grandchildren to have regular prenatal check-ups, or in vitro fertilization, but the cost is relatively high.

You can go to the hospital and let him have a test to see if it is a genetic disease, and if so, how to do it quickly.

If it's not Ling's shouting, it's that he hasn't grown well in his mother's belly, so it's okay if Mu shouts.