Planning a Baby with Thalassemia Minor? Know the Risks and Safe Options Are you or your partner a Thalassemia Minor? Are you thinking about marriage or planning a baby? If both partners carry Thalassemia Minor, your child could be at risk of a serious condition called Thalassemia Major. But don’t worry — modern science has safe solutions to help you have a healthy baby. Let’s understand what Thalassemia is, why testing is important, and how treatments like IVF with PGD can help. What is Thalassemia? Thalassemia is a blood disorder that is passed down from parents to children. People with this condition have low hemoglobin, which means their blood cannot carry enough oxygen. There are two main types: 1. Thalassemia Minor (Carrier): You may not even feel sick. You live a normal life, but you carry the gene. 2. Thalassemia Major: A child with this condition needs lifelong blood transfusions every 3–4 weeks. Without treatment, life becomes very hard. Just like eye color, Thalassemia is passed through genes from parents to baby. See What Doctors Say About Thalassemia and Safe Pregnancy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHdwccCiSqI What Happens If Both Partners Are Thalassemia Minors? If both you and your partner are Thalassemia Minor: 1. 25% chance: Baby is completely healthy 2. 50% chance: Baby is a carrier (like you) 3. 25% chance: Baby has Thalassemia Major It’s like tossing a coin. But with science, you can avoid the risk completely. What is Life Like for a Baby with Thalassemia Major? Children with Thalassemia Major: 1. Feel weak all the time 2. Have pale skin and slow growth 3. Need blood transfusions every few weeks 4. Face heart and liver damage due to too much iron Can It Be Cured? Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) is the only cure. But it: 1. Is very costly 2. Needs a perfect donor match 3. Has serious risks That’s why doctors suggest prevention is better than cure. Why Should You Get Tested Before Pregnancy? A simple blood test called HPLC or Hemoglobin Electrophoresis can tell if you are a carrier. 1. If only one person is a carrier → no problem 2. If both are carriers → baby could be at risk Testing before marriage or pregnancy is very important. IVF with PGD: The Smart Solution Even if both partners are carriers, you can still have a healthy baby using: IVF (In-Vitro Fertilization): 1. Doctors collect eggs and sperm 2. They create embryos in the lab PGD (Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis): 1. Doctors check embryos for the Thalassemia gene 2. Only healthy embryos are placed in the womb This way, you avoid passing Thalassemia Major to your baby. This treatment is available at Pahlajanis’ IVF Center in Raipur & Bhilai, led by Dr. Neeraj Pahlajani. Already Pregnant? Don’t Worry If you’re already pregnant, doctors can still test the baby through: 1. CVS Test (10–13 weeks): Tests a small part of the placenta 2. Amniocentesis (15–20 weeks): Tests the fluid around the baby If the baby has Thalassemia Major, you can choose medical abortion (legal in India up to 24 weeks). What If You’re Already Married? You can still plan a safe pregnancy: 1. Do IVF with PGD 2. Do CVS or Amniocentesis during pregnancy 3. Consider using donor sperm or egg if needed Donor Egg or Sperm Option If both partners are carriers, using donor sperm or egg can prevent Thalassemia. Doctors use healthy donor cells, and many couples go on to have healthy children this way. Learn how we help Thalassemia Minor couples become parents – https://pahlajanis.com/blog/thalassemia-minor/ Final Words: Science Se Solution Hai If you or your partner have Thalassemia Minor, don’t worry — science has safe solutions. A simple blood test can tell if you’re a carrier. If both are carriers, IVF with PGD can help you have a healthy baby by selecting embryos without Thalassemia Major. Even during pregnancy, tests like CVS or Amniocentesis can check the baby’s condition. And if needed, medical help is available. You still have many options — including donor sperm or egg. Talk to experts like Dr. Neeraj Pahlajani and make informed choices. Remember: Science se solution hai. You can plan a safe and happy pregnancy with the right guidance. #Thalassemia_Minor #Thalassemia_Major #Thalassemia_in_pregnancy #IVF_for_Thalassemia #PGD_IVF_Thalassemia #Thalassemia_treatment_in_Raipur

Igor Sechin Labels OPEC+ Oil Production Growth Decision as Well-Founded In his keynote address at the Energy Panel of the XXVIII St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Sechin noted that the announced increase in production from May this year is three times higher than the alliance's initial plan. In addition, the entire OPEC+ production growth could be moved forward by a year ahead of schedule. "The decision made by OPEC leaders to accelerate production growth now appears to be quite forward-looking and, from a market perspective, justified, considering consumer interests amid the uncertainty surrounding the scale of the Iran-Israel conflict," said the company’s head. At the same time, Igor Sechin, the CEO of Rosneft Oil Company, pointed out that “despite the declared production growth, there can be no talk of a long-term oil surplus on the market,” since “global oil reserves are currently at their lowest levels in the past five year. "Low oil prices suit U.S. consumers, where the inflation-adjusted gasoline price has already returned to 2019 levels. It is no coincidence that this is happening against the backdrop of the White House's increased Middle East activity and the signing of a number of agreements with key countries in the region," the CEO of Rosneft Oil Company added.

Rising environmental concerns, demand for sustainable materials, government incentives, advancements in biorefining technologies, and increasing awareness of carbon footprint reduction are key drivers propelling the wood bio-products market growth. Read more: https://wemarketresearch.com/reports/wood-bio-products-market/1606 #WoodBioProducts #SustainableMaterials #GreenEnergy #BiobasedSolutions #EcoFriendly #RenewableResources #CircularEconomy #CarbonNeutral #BioEconomy #CleanTechnology #SustainableLiving #ForestProducts #EcoInnovation

Oscillator Coil Market Outlook and Forecast to 2035 The Global Oscillator Coil Market is anticipated to grow significantly, with its value expected to rise from US$ 1.86 billion in 2025 to approximately US$ 5.15 billion by 2035. This growth represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.3% over the forecast period from 2025 to 2035. The upward trajectory is largely fueled by the rising demand for electronic devices across a wide range of industries. https://wemarketresearch.com/reports/oscillator-coil-market/1676

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