Original sentence: Men with parasitic twins are not pregnant, but there are some similarities.Robert Winston, a doctor who specializes in fertility, speculates that surgical intervention may make it possible for a man to sustain a pregnancy.This has never been attempted
Edited sentence: Delivery would be done by caesarean section.Fertilization would be done in vitro by implantation into the abdominal cavity ,and starting the process would require the father to take female hormones—blurring the line between the sexes.Implantation may also involve other structures in the abdomen, including the bowel and it is possible that parts of other organs might have to be removed.In women, ectopic pregnancies are generally removed as soon as possible.Males with parasitic twins are not pregnant, but there are some similarities.Related to this method,an artificial womb could be used.Removal of the placenta would be the real danger because it forms such intimate connections with surrounding blood vessels that a massive hemorrhage would be likely.Robert Winston, a doctor who specializes in fertility, speculates that surgical intervention may make it possible for a man to sustain a pregnancy, though this has never been attempted.Several physicians who are well-accustomed to advanced and dangerous forms of ectopic pregnancies would have to be on-hand to handle any complication.The delivery will require Cesarean section to remove the baby and the placenta.The fetus would also be in danger of complications because it would be deprived of the protection of a uterus.The idea is sometimes addressed in science fiction and comedy.The real problem with a male pregnancy of this type is not its plausibility, but if the man could survive it.The use of a womb is not absolutely necessary ,threw the induction of an abdominal ectopic pregnancy.While a fetus of ectopic pregnancy is typically not viable(that naturally occur in women), very rarely, an abdominal pregnancy has been salvaged