Genetic for ivf

2026-04-06 17:43:23
Hello Doctor, I recently had a karyotyping test done, and my report shows a female karyotype (46,XX) in all analyzed cells. However, it also mentions a variation in the heterochromatic region of the short arm of chromosome 15 (15p+), which I understand may be a benign polymorphism. I am currently undergoing fertility/IVF treatment, and my IGS (embryo transfer procedure) is scheduled for tomorrow. I would like to understand: Is this chromosomal variation clinically significant? Can this affect embryo quality, implantation, or increase miscarriage risk? Is PGT-A testing recommended in my case? Is further test required? Is donor egg needed
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Answered2026-04-07 13:56:10

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Answered2026-04-12 09:12:43

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For chromosomal queries, you will have to consult with a genetic specialist
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Consultation of genetics specialist
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Hello would like to see the reports
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Answered2026-04-07 12:54:57

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