Is it Wrong for Women to Abort Fetuses with Down Syndrome?

In the life of a woman, she may come up with the idea of ​​making a baby. When she chooses, she can have her own family someday if she chooses. When I was a child I remembered the influence of my mother and other women and I said that I might have my family when I got older so I planned what I wanted since childhood Did. Number of children wanted, and expectation for family life. However, one day, many women think that they have children and understand the process of carrying them, but some women feel guilty about the complications that may occur during pregnancy.

Many parents made various choices. In the United States, an estimated 67% of the fetus has a miscarriage due to prenatal diagnosis of Down's syndrome. In Canada, this ratio may be higher, but there is no reliable research. This is the forefront of discussion on the right of abortion in the United States, passed by North Dakota, Ohio, Indiana, Louisiana (and in Utah Province), and the physician is unable to do abortion for prenatal testing It was. Down's syndrome

Ireland's abortion opponents point out the situation in Iceland and most of the causes of abortion are legal within 16 weeks. In Iceland, almost 100% of fetuses diagnosed as Down's syndrome were discontinued in the prenatal screening test. In contrast, in the United States, the down syndrome termination rate is estimated to be 70-85%, France to 77%, Denmark 98%. Jennifer Donnelly, an obstetrician consultant at Rotunda Hospital in Ireland and a mother's fetus specialist, told Quartz that prenatal care is not a normal choice for Irish women. "Since disability is contrary to the current law, it is a strategy to be used as a guard," Donnelly says, "The possibility of people becoming daily work by law is very small".

In the US and Europe, these practices are called sex difference, but regarding the uterus diagnosed in the uterus of Down's syndrome and other chromosomal diseases, the United States carries out its own form of selective abortion. It is difficult to know the exact number of pregnancies due to prenatal diagnosis of Down's syndrome. Previous studies showed that up to 90% of all pregnant women diagnosed with prenatal diagnosis chose abortion. As Jamie Natali et al. A recent study by the human Journal of Prenatal Diagnostics shows that this number is close to 70%. In any case, women who know the fetal Down's syndrome in prenatal diagnosis usually decide to stop, because the reasons are different from why women around the world are choosing (or forced to) abortion Absent. In India, my daughter grows in the face of social stigma, a lack of educational opportunities, and a burden of becoming a parent.