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Some women are born sterile
Two, three, four and five

It is not news that excites people, such as news related to a death or birth. Especially if this violates the custom of blackness.
Today's news, which resonated, is that a new drug, owned by a Swedish doctor, was taken by a pregnant wife, in the farthest corner of the earth, in New Zealand, and it produced five twins.

This same drug, the Swedish doctor's drug, was taken by another wife who was not pregnant in the same country as the research doctor, and they gave birth to quintuplets.

The two incidents were close in time, so they had the strongest excitement. They talked to the treating doctor, far from his university,
Vacationing on an island in the Baltic Sea.

These two incidents are not unique, as they preceded them
Births in which the drug gives birth to women, twins and triplets.

- The research doctor;

We start with the research doctor.
He is Dr. Carl-Axel Gemzell, fifty-five years old. He was widely known before this conquest. He is a professor at Upsala University, professor of obstetrics and gynecology there. Among his previous fame is that he is the inventor of the pregnancy detector, known by his name, with which he detects early whether a woman is pregnant or not pregnant.

Strangely enough, the doctor, the facilitator of childbirth for families, is himself childless.

A journalist visited him and wanted to know what motivated him to do this funny research. He asked him, but he did not answer. The doctor realized that the answer to this question is related to revealing his personal condition, and he refuses to talk about himself, nor for anyone to interfere in his privacy. But the answer came from him in the context of the conversation after that, unintentionally. He said that he had married his present wife, 29 years ago, and had no sons or daughters. He said he would love to do so. The visitor realized the motive for which he asked.

- Not every infertility can be cured;

Infertile women attribute their infertility to many reasons, including tumors, incomplete growth, obstruction of the urinary tract, and other reasons. But about 5 percent of them attribute their infertility to insufficient production of sex hormones by their bodies.

This deficiency is due to the pituitary gland and its function during pregnancy and its induction.

The pituitary gland is a small body, located under the brain. It secretes several secretions, i.e. hormones, that have different effects on different body functions.

(The first drawing: A woman whose ovary produced one egg, which was fertilized to give birth to one fetus. The second drawing: A woman was sterile, then she was injected with a stimulant, and one of the ovaries produced two eggs and the second three. She fertilized and produced quintuplets.)

Among these hormones are two sex hormones, one of which is...
Known as an abbreviation with the three letters F.S.H., which is the abbreviation for Follicle Stimulating Hormone.
Or in Arabic, it is the hormone that stimulates the follicle (which is the sac in which a woman’s egg matures while she is in her ovary).

As for the second hormone, it is known by the abbreviation L.H., which is an abbreviation of the words Luteinizing Hormone or luteal hormone in the ovary. It has several effects, including activating internal cells in women’s ovaries.
A deficiency in these two hormones in a woman causes her infertility, as an egg does not mature in her ovaries, and then she does not have menstruation.

- Extracting hormones from animals;

Previous scientists began their research with animals, such as sheep and pigs. They extracted their pituitary glands from these animals, and from these glands they extracted the required hormones and injected them into women, but their bodies refused to accept hormones that came from animals.

- Extracting hormones from human beings;

Then it occurred to our friend, Dr. Gemtzel, to bring these hormones from women. From humans instead of animals. Of women immediately after their death.

He did, tried, and injected. These were the results
We mentioned. He began his research, with his Swedish group, in 1908.

- Name of the property;

The name of the drug that Dr. Gemtzel injects is Gonadotrophine, and the first syllable is Gonado, in reference to the gonads, and the second syllable is Trophine, a syllable in which the meaning of activation is added to drugs.

So, the meaning of the name of the drug is reproductive stimulant, and it is a name that is accurate in its objectives. It is a common name among doctors and is nothing new.

- Two ideas that inspire the researcher doctor:

Despite this, two thoughts continued to trouble Dr. Gumtzel and those who followed his plan for treating this type of infertility.

The first two thoughts are the difficulty of obtaining this property. It is from the heads of dying women. Yes, today many pituitary glands removed from the heads of women who have died come to him from the far corners of the world, but how many of these pituitary glands do the thirteen injections needed for a woman to become pregnant need?

It takes a hundred glands! Up to a hundred women die.

The second idea that bothers him is that with this drug he only wanted the woman to have one child, not to have four or five children.

The female child is born with hundreds of thousands of sex cells in her ovaries, one of them likely to mature after another, to emerge from the ovary after maturation, a fully developed egg that flows through the oviduct and its goal is to enter the uterus. In the meantime, she meets sperm, coming from the man, and is fertilized. One egg is the one that matures in one month. Two may mature, and this is rare. As for the mother having multiple twins, the possibility according to known statistics is remote. He is one of many millions.

The new drug makes this rare thing a normal thing. Who among the people would like to have five or six children every year? So they will be sixty in ten or twelve years. Where do they get food, where do they get clothing, where is the roof, where is the country that can bear all these people, and to what level of poverty do they descend?

Then how many women's wombs can bear carrying twins, five, five? Most of them die as soon as they are born.

The Swedish woman who gave birth to quintuplets, four of whom died, and one remained, whom doctors tried to keep alive.

However, the learned doctor hopes to find a leap to overcome every obstacle. The first obstacle that he, and others like him, must overcome is estimating the necessary dose for each infertile person individually. It seems that a dose that is increased, even slightly, will have far-reaching effects, including several complications.

Dr. Gumtzel is very hopeful. He hopes to find
A treatment for male infertility as well! He says that this lack of hormones causes male infertility, and that 50 percent of family infertility is due to male infertility, not female infertility.

And the Italian doctor:

Another doctor took the same path, then differed. He is Dr. Piero Donini. He is the director of the Sirona Research Laboratory in Rome. He is Italian.

His drug is called Pergonal and is now in
The United States, its researchers are testing it.

The Italian doctor also began his research with the bodies of the dead, searching for their pituitary glands. But he transformed. These hormones were extracted from the urine of women who had reached menopause.

This drug is now in the United States, they are trying it and testing it. He says that it is easier and safer than its owner's property. The Italian doctor treated about a thousand women with this drug, most of them in Rome.