There should have children after menopause?

Scientific advances have helped many women give birth when they are at the age of grandmother. Many people are happy to see this as a scientific advance that provides opportunities for many women. But also many ideas for it are against the law of nature and are dangerous.

An Italian woman gave birth at age 56. A 55-year-old British woman has just given birth to two twins. A 60-year-old Belgian woman is also pregnant. Many ladies who are over 50 years old have been menopausal for a long time in some Western countries, also being mothers . These information shocked many people. Can medicine today do such strange things?

This is true, not science fiction. The ovule of a young woman who is able to give birth is good for fertilizing a husband's sperm and implanting the fetus into the womb of a woman who has experienced menstruation after injecting hormones for several months to stimulate pregnancy. When the pregnancy has been in the womb, the placenta will produce the necessary hormone and the pregnancy will be successful.

What should be discussed is whether a woman should give birth after menopause? Is this a good scientific progress or a mockery of natural law? This unique success has caused many heated debates not only in Western medicine, but also in many psychologists, sociologists, politicians . There are welcome opinions, but not many people protest, harshly is different.

Consenters say this is a proud scientific advance, which helps old women to be mothers. They argue that, with the current scientific advances, people can help women regain their spring age and the beautiful body of a girl, of course, rejuvenate her physiological functions. I, including childbirth.

Opponents argue that this is mockery, against natural law. Already in the age of 50-60, is the woman healthy enough to pass her pregnancy? They think that the birth, though successful, is nothing like a couple of old, silver-haired, long-haired, eyes that are no longer sharp, memory and health have been greatly reduced and still have to work hard. squirrel, nurture a child. Between the child and his mother are separated by generations, not just one. Surely they could not see it growing. What will be the future of these children if their parents are lost when they are not up to date?

Many scientists think this is a crazy thing. They refer to Christine, 54, director of a real estate company in France. She has a 20-year-old daughter and has been separated from her ex-husband for many years, now she lives with another man much younger than him. They want to have a common child in the context of an old menopausal wife. The hype of many physicians that they can help menopause women give birth to this couple is hopeful and they have come to a gynecologist for help.

In fact, in France in the past few years, there are dozens of infertile women with children in the above manner, but they are all young people without congenital ovaries or early menopause, meaning that they are still healthy and capable. pregnant. Mrs. Christine didn't understand that and the doctor didn't tell her the risks that could happen to an elderly person who still wanted to give birth.

Science helped her achieve her desire to conceive by taking the ovule of another woman to fertilize her husband and implant it in her womb. Christine was pregnant at age 54, after several years of menopause. In the first 6 months, the situation went well, but by the 7th month, she had a seizure. Although the uterus was timely, seizures and hypertension caused her to have a stroke. Once again Christine was rescued, but paralyzed. She had to sell the real estate company and become a victim, to live on a push chair.

Recalling this, Christine said: ' The doctors did not tell me what the risk might be, if I said that, I would not dare to give birth !'.

Doctor Huong Lien , Health & Life