Genetic Counseling

Genetic Counseling

To welcome the next generation with peace of mind, let's start by understanding genetic risks.

Understanding your own and your partner's genetic background is an important first step in protecting your baby's health.

At our hospital, specialists assess genetic risks and provide clear explanations of the test results.

We will propose the optimal strategy for achieving pregnancy.

Genetic counseling service details

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Family history risk assessment

We will check for any significant genetic disorders in your family, such as Mediterranean anemia, fragile X syndrome, polycystic kidney disease, or chromosomal abnormalities, and assess your risk.

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Pre-pregnancy genetic diagnosis

We will explain the results of your or your partner's pre-marital or pre-pregnancy chromosome analysis and single-gene disorder carrier testing in a clear and thorough manner.

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Preimplantation genetic testing

This test is suitable for individuals with a family history of genetic disorders, advanced maternal age, a history of miscarriage, or chromosomal abnormalities, and can assess the need for genetic testing of embryos.

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High-risk

If you have a history of a genetic disorder or are a gene carrier, we will provide optimal support for the next steps, including additional tests, embryo diagnosis, and egg/sperm donation.

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Family history risk assessment

It helps determine if there is a risk of major genetic disorders within the family (such as thalassemia, fragile X syndrome, polycystic kidney disease, and chromosomal abnormalities).

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Explanation of pre-marital genetic testing

This article explains each item in the report for individuals who have undergone AMH testing, chromosome testing, and single-gene disorder carrier screening, and discusses the potential effects on pregnancy and the fetus.

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Inquiries regarding PGT

This test is suitable for assessing whether embryo genetic testing is necessary for individuals with a family history of genetic disorders, older mothers, a history of miscarriage, or chromosomal abnormalities.

* PGT (Preimplantation Genetic Testing)

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Individualized plans for high-risk groups

If you or your partner have a known genetic disorder or are a carrier of a gene, we will provide you with the appropriate next steps, including advanced testing, embryo diagnosis, and egg/sperm source recommendations.

Who should consider genetic counseling?

People with a family history of hereditary diseases

Those who have experienced recurrent miscarriages or fetal abnormalities

Those who have not been able to conceive through previous reproductive medical treatments.

For those planning a pregnancy at an older age (35 years or older)

For those considering egg, sperm, or embryo donation.

Why don't you start by consulting with the medical team?