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Thalassemia trait suspected
I am undergoing IVF and started stimulation with injection. All blood test reports of me and my husband are normal except electrophoresis report of my husband. He is beta thalassemia trait suspected. Will this affect my IVF cycle? I conceived in last year through iui but miscarried the baby due lost heartbeat in 8th week. Attaching report here
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If you don't have the Thalassemia trait then your child can't get Thalassemia. At the worst the child may have the Thalassemia trait.
And that will always happen because your husband has the Thalassemia trait.
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Dr. Toral Dhokia
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
You need not worry since your electrophoresis report is normal. For baby to be affected by thalassemia both parents should be positive for thalassemia trait.
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