Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation, following your instructions:That's right! It's been five months since that day. I don't know if the child inside is mine or my brother-in-law's? I'm very scared it's my child. I tell my sister she shouldn't keep the child! No matter what I say, she insists on having the baby... Because he and my brother-in-law have been married for three years with no children.
I asked my sister if she has gone to the hospital for prenatal check-ups to see if the baby is healthy. The doctor said it's normal and told her to relax and have the baby. I'm very upset, scared, and sad. This is her first child! If my brother-in-law finds out the child isn't his, he'll divorce her. Now, what should I do? I'm so scared. What if the child is deformed or has many health problems after it's born?
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Hello, it is best to terminate the pregnancy in a timely manner because, ethically speaking, this is not feasible. Additionally, it is detrimental to eugenics.Guidance: Children born from sibling relationships are prone to conditions such as deformities, intellectual disabilities, and stillbirths. Moreover, from a moral and ethical standpoint, this is highly unacceptable. If the child is born, it will bring significant trouble.