Examining the sex of the fetus when new ... 6 weeks old!

Through an internet test, it is possible to know the sex of the fetus at 6 weeks old. The price of this test is 189 pounds and the supplier guarantees 99% accuracy. However, experts suggest that attention should be given to maternal and fetal care rather than checking the sex of the child.

The idea of ​​checking and knowing the sex of the fetus is not new. Last year, the Institute for Child Health Research in London successfully performed sex determination for a 6-week-old fetus. This test is sold at the website of DNA (http://www.dna-worldwide.com/) for £ 189, or about VND 6 million.

Once the woman conducts this test, they will have to send a blood sample directly to the lab for the doctors to analyze. After receiving the answer, they will know if they are allowed or not to use this method to know the gender of their child.

If they are allowed to use, the provider will give them an access password so they can enter and conduct the quiz. And of course, when the fetus does not have Y chromosome, it will be a baby girl.

The accuracy and reliability of test results on this website is as high as 99%. The supplier even commits, if the test results are incorrect, they will refund the amount the customer has purchased the service and compensate them further.

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What is remarkable about this test is that it is especially applicable to pregnant women and their children who are at high risk of developing disorders of the body, especially nutritional disorders - the cause of many Dangerous disease in children.

Currently, hospitals can accurately diagnose the sex of the fetus when the fetus is only 20 weeks old. However, always, parents are always anxious to know sooner whether their child is a boy or a girl.

Ethical concerns

Experienced and experienced people are worried about the clear distinction between boys and girls.

Analysts warn, the test results may cause early parents to abort the fetus if they do not have the son or daughter at will. Meanwhile, these service providers think that knowing the sex of their children early helps parents get the best preparation for their babies.

"Certainly the abortion rate will increase," said Julia Millington of the British Reproductive Health Protection Organization . The test will have many bad consequences and there will be many children deprived of their right to life just because they have no gender as expected of their parents. '

She did not deny the benefit of knowing her gender beforehand to get a good start. However, it is because of this that many women are forced to have an abortion. There are many people, because they do not have a son or a daughter as expected to seek drugs to get what they want.

The leaders of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in England say that sex selection is not something to do at all: 'Focusing on taking care of mothers and babies will bring the best results, creating one The future system has the most abundant health '.

Cam Quyen