Is it ethical for women over 50 years to undergo this procedure?
A 60-year-old Calgary woman has given birth to twins after undergo fertility treatment in India. Is it ethical for women over 50 years to undergo this procedure? http://news.sympatico.msn.ctv.ca/Home/ContentPosting?newsitemid=CTVNews% 2f20090205% 2fmom_sixty_090205 & feedname = CTV-TOPSTORIES_V3 & show = False & number = 0 and showbyline = true & subtitle = & detect = = ABC and ABC and date = True
50 is still relatively young. But I think it is unethical for someone close to 60 years old and up have a child through this method. At the time the child is 10-15, the mother has a good chance of dying and who will raise it. The fact that lost one of the eggs and other two were born prematurely is a good indication that you should not have kids. Your body is saying she has no children. The reason that women go through menopause is what they can not conceive naturally. So, take the example of nature and do not artificially after that age. If someone had miscarriages in which all life and could not conceive naturally, then you should try fertility treatments, while the body is still able to bear children. You can not tell me that it took 60 years until he could do. I should have done in its 20-50's. And what about that other children were 14, I'm reading this right?
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