In the animal kingdom, there is a special case of a father giving birth to a child, and that is the seahorse. But in human society, the task of having children is borne by women. Can men have children?
Not necessarily.
With the development of science and technology, many infertility problems have been solved. Doctors can also use biochemical methods to produce estrogen in men and resist the secretion of male hormones. A Southern California doctor Karine Chung boldly predicted that in the next five to ten years, male uterine transplantation can be achieved. Make a man pregnant.
The future is unknown, but there is currently an 18-year-old American boy Mikey Chanel who has successfully become pregnant.
Mikey Chanel has been determined to be a boy since he was a child, but he has the preferences of girls, such as putting on mother's lipstick, like holding rag dolls, etc., and was ridiculed by many young boys.
Because from the appearance of reproductive organs, he is no different from other men, but he prefers boys so that he thinks he is gay.
At the age of 17, he felt urethral discomfort, so he went to the hospital to check his body. After doing a B-ultrasound, he found that there were female ovaries and uterus in his body. The doctor told him that this is a congenital disease, Persistent Mullerian Tunnel Syndrome (PMDS). People with this disease have male characteristics on the outside and a female reproductive system inside the body.
Moreover, he learned that his male reproductive system may not be able to inherit his lineage, but the female uterus and ovaries are relatively perfect, and it is possible to give birth to a child for him. The doctor advised him to remove the female organs to prevent cancer, but Mikey Chanel, who loved children since he was a child, did not hesitate to choose artificial insemination.Give birth to your own child.
After making this decision, the doctor took out the egg from his ovary, selected suitable sperm from Mikey Chanel and cultivated it into a fertilized egg, which was implanted into his uterus through abdominal surgery.
At present, the boy has been pregnant for four months. When the melon is ripe, the baby can only be taken out by caesarean section. Although suffering a bit,
Mikey Chanel is really the lucky one among PMDS patients. He can't be a father, but he can still be a mother, hoping that the baby can come safely.
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