2016年4月3日星期日

Can Polycystic Kidney Disease Patients Give Birth to a Healthy Baby

Polycystic Kidney Disease belongs to hereditary diseases where numerous cysts are formed in both of the kidneys. If one parent has this disease, his or her children have a 50% chance to get it. Many patients with Polycystic Kidney Disease who are newly married are wondering whether they can give birth to a healthy baby. Actually, they can be pregnant when their illness conditions are under control.

The new married couples should pay attention to the following points when they are going to have a baby.

1. Have routine checks about their illness condition.

B-ultrasound is the primary method to check Polycystic Kidney Disease before they deliver a baby. When they are pregnant for about 12 weeks, the B-ultrasound can present the babies’ kidney structures through vagina. They can have check every 2-4 weeks to diagnose the changes in the both kidneys so that the changes can be found timely.

2. It is more exact if diagnosing it with genes diagnosis.

It is a breakthrough in diagnosing pathological changes before they are pregnant for 2-4weeks. To have locus linkage analysis through chorion, amniocentesis, cord blood etc. Or they can take antenatal diagnosis such as genic mutation at certain positions. When abnormality is found through the following methods, they can make an end to gestation at a proper time.

3. The babies should have routine check about every half a year to make sure they are safe.

Experts here remind that patients should not take it for granted that their babies will not have Polycystic Kidney Disease since they did not present abnormality.


From the above, we can see that even if patients have Polycystic Kidney Disease, they can have a healthy baby.

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