Source Red Net - Xiaoxiang Morning News
Her boyfriend passed away and she wanted to keep his blood
A woman wanted to collect sperm from her boyfriend's body, but the doctor said that "the sperm will be difficult to survive if the death time exceeds 10 hours."
Our reporter Gong Baiwei, Wang Haiqi, Liu Shaolong reported from Changsha
At noon yesterday, Aaron (pseudonym), who was installing aluminum alloy windows on the 25th floor of a building in Xingsha, Changsha, accidentally fell to his death. After grieving, her girlfriend Yanyan (pseudonym) began to seek help everywhere, hoping to collect sperm from her boyfriend's body and preserve his blood. The reporter contacted the vice president of CITIC Xiangya Reproductive and Genetic Hospital. The vice president said that because Aaron died more than 10 hours ago, it is difficult for the sperm to survive and Yanyan's wish may not be realized.
After half a year of love, her boyfriend passed away unexpectedly
At 9:30 last night, the reporter met Yanyan in front of the Xiangya Hotel. There were no tears on Yanyan's face. When she saw the reporter, she almost knelt down and cried incoherently: "Please help me! What I need now is time!" A few minutes later, Yanyan's emotions slowly calmed down. She said that she and her boyfriend Aaron are both from Jiangxi. They are both 20 years old this year and were classmates in junior high school. Returning home at the end of last year, the two confirmed their relationship. After the Spring Festival, the two came to Changsha together, and Aaron did the work of installing aluminum alloy windows. This year's Dragon Boat Festival, Aaron's mother also came to Changsha.
"The six months I spent with him was the happiest time for me." Yanyan choked up and cried intermittently about the moment when her happiness came to an abrupt end. Yanyan said that around 12 noon yesterday, Aaron was installing aluminum alloy windows in a building in Xingsha, Changsha. Aaron's mother prepared lunch and the family was waiting for him to come back. However, Aaron, who was working on the outer wall of the 25th floor, suddenly fell down. When Yanyan saw him again, Aaron was already bloody and had no hope of survival. She wants to keep her boyfriend's bloodline. After crying, Yanyan had an idea: keep Aaron's sperm and give him a child. "I am willing to stay unmarried and raise the child for the rest of my life." As for how to apply for birth certificate and other certificates in the future, Yanyan said that she had no time to think about it. "Please help me quickly. If I can't leave him blood, I will go with him..." Yanyan cried so hard that she couldn't straighten up. Aaron's mother said that she was very touched by Yanyan's actions. They also agreed with Yanyan's approach. Now they urgently need a doctor to remove Aaron's sperm and preserve it. At about 8 p.m., Aaron's mother accompanied Yanyan to CITIC Xiangya Reproductive and Genetic Hospital. Although there is a sperm bank, there is no urology department and sperm cannot be collected. Yanyan called this newspaper for help, and the reporter contacted the hospital for her. At 10 o'clock in the evening, the vice president of CITIC Xiangya came to Xiangya Hotel. The vice president told Yanyan that it had been 10 hours since Aaron's death, and if it had been more than 8 hours, the sperm survival rate would not be high. Despair showed in Yanyan's eyes. [Doctor's statement] There is a vacuum in medical regulations for this type of surgery. Director Zhu of the CITIC Xiangya Hospital Sperm Bank said that sperm is basically inactive for more than 24 hours from the moment of death. Retrieving sperm from the deceased requires surgical removal of the male reproductive system. The hospital does not have the qualifications to perform surgical operations to remove the reproductive system. "I received more than 20 calls today about this matter. It can be seen that the woman is very anxious, but we can only preserve the sperm but cannot perform surgery on her." Director Zhu said. In order to remove the man's reproductive system as soon as possible, the reporter contacted several hospitals. The chief of the medical department of a hospital said that the hospital has never encountered such a case. Removing the reproductive organs of the deceased is still a vacuum in medical regulations. "It's not that I don't want to help, but that I can't help. If there is a certificate from the public security agency, the approval of legal experts and the consent of the deceased's family, it is possible for the doctor to do it, but basically no surgeon dares to do such an operation."
