First transgender man gives birth to baby in Vietnam
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The baby was born by caesarean section on the evening of May 16 |
The little baby girl was delivered by C-section and she was completely healthy, Minh Anh, Khang’s wife, happily wrote on her social network account.
Both Minh Anh and Minh Khang are transgender persons. They met and fell in love with each other at a contest several years ago. They agreed to marry and their wedding was held in 2017, grabbing local media headlines.
Yearning to have a baby, Minh Khang decided to stop the hormone therapy to regain menstruation. He followed obstetricians’ advice on a well-balanced pre-pregnancy diet in hopes of getting pregnant.
Both Minh Anh and Minh Khang are transgender persons. They eager to welcome their first child |
Obstetrician were afraid that Khang would find it difficult to have a baby as he had used several kinds of drugs and hormones for a long time following transitioning.
But to the couple’s surprise, Khang got pregnant three months after stopping the hormone therapy. He was then regarded as the first Vietnamese man who became pregnant.
During pregnancy, Khang showed no signs of morning sickness, except for numbness in limbs and spine. He even went away on business trips and took part in community activities.
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