Does homocysteine lead to fetal malformations?

Whether homocysteine can lead to fetal malformations is generally related to specific conditions.

If patients develop good eating habits in their lives, there is no picky eating phenomenon, and homocysteine is abnormally elevated, they go to the hospital as soon as possible, and there is no serious impact on folic acid metabolism in the body. At this time, it usually does not lead to fetal malformations. If the patient is picky about food, it is found that homocysteine exceeds the normal range and does not cooperate with the doctor's treatment, resulting in long-term abnormal absorption of folic acid, unable to provide nutrients needed for fetal brain development, which will generally lead to fetal malformation.