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The angle that doesn't seem to be widely addressed, when it comes to these multiple birth stories, is the dangerous side effects of fertility treatments like ovulation induction.
First, there is the psychological issue. "Octomom" Nadya Suleman's erratic behavior has raised questions about her suitability as a mother—and whether or not she abused fertility treatments to fill an emotional need.
And now, the reports of a woman carrying 12 babies point out the severe, physical dangers of carrying mutliple embryos to term. FoxNews.com quoted its own "managing health editor," saying: "When you get to a pregnancy with that many multiples, often some of them spontaneously die... Anything more than five babies becomes a very high-risk pregnancy."
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August 17, 2009 08:59 PM
Open Thread: Woman Pregnant With 12 Babies
A woman from Tunisia is pregnant with 12 babies. She is due to give birth later this month. Do you think the number of embryos implanted should be limited?
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| August 18, 2009 12:26 AM |
First, there is the psychological issue. "Octomom" Nadya Suleman's erratic behavior has raised questions about her suitability as a mother—and whether or not she abused fertility treatments to fill an emotional need.
And now, the reports of a woman carrying 12 babies point out the severe, physical dangers of carrying mutliple embryos to term. FoxNews.com quoted its own "managing health editor," saying: "When you get to a pregnancy with that many multiples, often some of them spontaneously die... Anything more than five babies becomes a very high-risk pregnancy."
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Voted as best: denise801, christhomson, psycgirl, psionandy, matt1, lilyloretta, girlieq3000, n4thanl, buddawiggi, madgolertom
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