What do you think about people who have babies knowing they have a genetic disorder?

I feel more selfish, not good for myself, not good for my own children, to adopt a child, the same is true.

I hate such people, I feel that such people are extremely immoral, after all, knowing that they have a genetic disease, they should not bring such pain to their children.

I think these people are very irresponsible, they have suffered enough, and they are willing to let their children suffer some.

This is a bad behavior, because if there is a genetic disease and you have to have a baby, it is also an irresponsible attitude towards the baby.

I feel that such a person is irresponsible, he already has a hereditary disease, and having a child is not a good thing for a child.

This is an extremely selfish behavior, irresponsible to oneself, even more irresponsible to children, and will also increase the burden on the family, society, and **.

Relatively selfish. This kind of person is to fulfill his wish to be a mother, but does not think about the health of his children.

Such a person is too irresponsible, knowing that he has a hereditary disease and still has to give birth to a baby, which is irresponsible to the baby.

In fact, these people are very fond of babies, especially want to have a baby of their own, and at the same time there is a fluke mentality, feeling that their disease cannot be passed on to the baby.

I can't quite understand that such a person, since he already knows that he has a genetic disease, still wants to do this, and his own things will continue to be borne by the next generation.

Every parent wants to have their own children, and every parent also wants their children to be healthy, but in life, some parents are afraid of inheriting them to their babies because they have some hereditary diseases, so they dare not have children, and they are worried that the genes will be passed on to the baby.

Can you have a baby with a hereditary gene?

Hereditary genes are divided into many kinds, including recessive inheritance, dominant inheritance, and not all hereditary disease genes may be passed on to the next generation, some have a high heritability rate, some have a low heritability rate, and the current medical technology continues to improve, some genetic genes can also avoid being inherited, but not 100% avoided.

There are genes in the family, and if you want to have children, you must first understand what the nature of this genetif is, and whether the probability of inheritance is high. Generally speaking, genetic genes have a certain probability of inheritance, but they are not completely inherited, and special attention needs to be paid to prenatal examination after pregnancy to understand the health of the fetus.

In fact, not all genes will be inherited to children, genes are divided into many kinds, the probability of some genes is not high can also give birth to a healthy baby, in the case of genetics, if you want to have a baby, you must understand whether the genetic probability of genes is high, if the probability of inheritance is very high, don't take this risk.

Knowing that you have genes and still giving birth to a baby, in the eyes of many people, this is not only a matter of selfishness, but more irresponsibility. There are indeed many examples like this in life, some people know that there are genes but have a fluke psychology to have children, resulting in children suffering from the same disease after birth, such results will bring great harm to parents and children, so in the case of genetics, the choice to have a baby must understand the nature of genetics.

I think this is an extremely selfish thing, people like this are not worthy of being parents at all, they know that they have a genetic disease, and there is a high probability that they will pass it on to their children, but they still want to have a baby. Maybe he is gambling, betting on this probability, because there may be many chances, and he will not inherit this disease, but can a person's life come to gamble? This is something that can't be gambled, if you bet right, that's fine, if you bet wrong, it's a lifelong pain for this child.

If you are pregnant and have a child without knowing it, then I think it is very understandable, after all, everyone wants to be a parent, of course, this person who knows that he is sick, he also wants to be a parent, such a mood is understandable to us, everyone wants to have a baby of their own, such an idea is absolutely no problem, but have you ever thought that you are sick? You can pass it on to your children.

Thinking that your disease was also passed on from your parents, have you ever wondered how you have come through it over the years? Do you want to repeat all of this on your child? I think it's really unfair.

The older generation of people don't know about the check-up, and they won't go to the prenatal check-up, and these may be said to be born directly, so there is no way to change it, but you know it now, why do you want to do it? Why not be able to take responsibility for your own children?

The current society is so cruel that it is difficult for a normal person to survive, let alone a person with disabilities. Maybe it will take all his strength to survive in this world, do you think that's fair to him? Is this the result you want to see?

Just because of one of your own selfishness, it caused the misfortune of her life, I really don't think you should do this, he will hate you.

This is a selfish thing, and if you choose to have a baby, it is especially easy to cause the child to be inherited, which will also make the child suffer.

This is a selfish thing, because after the child is born, there will be some hereditary diseases, which is very unfair to the child.

The three highs refer to hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and hyperglycemia. If one parent has hyperlipidemia or high blood pressure, the chances of a child are about 50%. If both parents have high blood lipids or high blood pressure, there is a 75% chance that the child will develop the disease.

There is a tendency to diabetes in the family. Relatives of people with diabetes are 17 times more likely to be affected than people without diabetes, and genetic susceptibility is more pronounced in patients with type 2 diabetes than in people with type 1 diabetes. Baldness:

Baldness is common in men and may be related to several genetic variants in one or both parents.

Since the hair loss gene is found on the Y chromosome, the vast majority of hair loss is inherited by men, and more than half is passed down from generation to generation. Color blindness: There are 10 million people in the U.S. who can't tell the difference between red and green, but only 600,000 of them are women.

This is because the red-green color blindness gene is located on the X chromosome, and males have only one X chromosome, and as long as they inherit the color blindness gene, they are colorblind patients; On the other hand, a female has two X chromosomes and must have both genes to be color blind. Myopia: About 1 in 5 people are carriers of the myopia gene, and the more severe the myopia, the more likely it is to inherit it from a parent.

If both parents are highly myopic, then there is a high chance that the offspring will become myopic;

If one parent is highly myopic and the other parent is a carrier of the gene, the child is also more likely to be myopia; If both parents are carriers of this gene, although they are not myopic, this gene will be passed on to the child, so that the child has two myopia genes and has a high chance of developing myopia. Those whose parents were nearsighted as children were six times more likely to develop myopia than normal. Cancer:

The other is that no genetic material basis has been found, but there is a definite genetic predisposition to tumors. Hereditary tumors are rare and common in some childhood tumors, such as retinoblastoma, with genetic abnormalities, 80%, 90% of people will develop this type of cancer. A genetically predisposed tumour is one in which many people in the family have the same cancer (so-called "cancer susceptibility"), such as stomach, bowel and breast cancers.

Parents, children, and siblings of stomach cancer patients are 3 times more likely to be at risk than the general population. There is also a strong genetic predisposition to uterine, liver, and esophageal cancers.

There are many genetic diseases related to the sex of the child, the most common ones are red-green color blindness, hemophilia, ichthyosis, baldness, etc. Avoid relationships with people with the same genetic disease, and marry people with the same genetic disease. Because these patients are bedridden for a few days after IVF marriage, the chance of their offspring suffering from the same genetic disease as their parents will be significantly increased.

Color blindness, high blood pressure, heart disease, etc. have the possibility of being passed on to children, and if they are not inherited, they must not get sick, or control the disease within a mild range, which can greatly reduce the probability of genetic diseases in children.

First, high blood pressure, second, diabetes, third, rickets, fourth, freckles, fifth, cleft lip, sixth, color blindness, etc., do genetic testing, intervene during pregnancy.

Genetic diseases are diseases caused by mutations (or aberrations) in the genetic material (chromosomes and genes) of germ cells or fertilized eggs. Diabetes: Diabetes mellitus is an endocrine and metabolic disease that runs in families.

The genetic predisposition to type diabetes is more pronounced. Heart disease: If a parent has heart disease, the chance of a child developing heart disease is 5-7 times higher than that of a parent without heart disease.

High blood pressure and hyperlipidemia: If one parent has high blood pressure or high blood lipids, the chance of the child developing the disease is 50%; If both parents have high blood pressure or hyperlipidemia, the chance increases to 75%.

Color blindness, diabetes, heart disease, asthma, high blood pressure, breast cancer, high myopia, etc., if parents have these diseases, there is a high chance that they will be passed on to their children.

High blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, diabetes, hemorrhoids, etc., and some chronic diseases, which will be passed on to the baby.

Sometimes, pregnant mothers are suddenly told that there is something wrong with their baby, and under the principle of eugenics, doctors will recommend that mothers can terminate the pregnancy. If it were you and you found out that your child was seriously ill during the prenatal checkup, would you choose to keep him or get rid of him?

1. Is there a possibility that the child will be born after birth?

For pregnant mothers, if their child is found to have a congenital disease, the first question they will consider is not whether to kill the child, but whether the child's disease can be cured after birth? Therefore, whether the child's disease can be ** has become the primary criterion for mothers to **.

Aiko is heartfelt, even if it is a child who has not yet been born, the mother wants to do her best to continue such a mother-son relationship, and will not give up her child easily. Therefore, if the child's disease is likely to be controlled after birth, mothers will consider keeping the child, even if it comes at a huge financial cost. 2. Whether the family's economic strength allows.

For a family, in the face of a child with congenital deficiency and a serious illness before birth, the most important consideration is whether the family's financial strength allows us to raise such a child. No matter what kind of disease it is, the birth of such a child is bound to be a long-term financial expense for a family.

Although it is cruel, we have to accept the fact that curing a disease is really a very expensive thing, and in real life, we have also seen many families become extremely poor in order to treat one person. Therefore, if the family's financial strength does not allow it, then it is necessary to give up the child as soon as possible.

3. Whether it will affect the child's normal life in the future.

There are many congenital diseases that will bring more obstacles to the child's personal life, so that the child may need to be troubled and tormented by this disease after birth, so as mothers, we should also know how to reduce the pain for the child in time. The birth of a child should be happy and innocent, not a lifelong struggle with disease.

If the child's illness is very serious, but it will not affect the daily life, such as some congenital heart disease, or hearing and vision impairment, etc., and the child will not have much impact on the daily life after overcoming, then we have no right to deprive the child of the right to live. Maybe you are not as good as a normal child after birth, but you can also reap a good life.

How to avoid genetic diseases First of all, if you want to say whether you can avoid this kind of genetic disease, in fact, most of them are unlikely This is one of the reasons why many people must have a premarital physical examination, because only after the physical examination will you know that it will affect when you have children later. And here, I want to tell everyone, don't try to risk having children, because in this case, if the child will have some genetic diseases, it will be a lifelong regret.

Familial hypercholesterolemia, albinism, congenital deafness, hemophilia, red-green blindness, and mental illness are all passed on to the baby.

Some of the diseases that parents will inherit to their babies are hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetes, breast cancer, osteoporosis, allergic diseases, allergies and asthma, obesity and other diseases.