Patient's question:
Your sister-in-law has uterine prolapse, and on top of that, uterine fibroids. Currently, Peking Union Medical College Hospital has confirmed that a hysterectomy is necessary. It's been 6 years, and the test tube baby has been successful, but she hasn't given birth. I want to do the test tube baby myself. Can I implant the embryos of your brother and sister-in-law? Will there be any interference from a blood relationship when the baby is born?Doctor's answer:
Sister-in-law has endometriosis. Because of my uterine fibroids, I now choose to have my uterus removed, so I cannot have children naturally. Moreover, six years have passed, and in vitro fertilization has also been successful. You can be a surrogate for your brother and sister-in-law. However, regarding legal terms and conditions, it is necessary to sign them in advance. There are many treatment methods for uterine fibroids, but because the symptoms of patients differ, the treatment methods adopted also vary. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment after discovering symptoms.