While I certainly don't think there should be any ethical or moral issues with it, I have medical concerns. Once someone chemically starts changing into a man I can't help but ponder what damage is done to the intact female genitalia.

Although I don't think he should be refused, I admit I'm a bit disturbed by the situation. I mean, I guess it's no worse than other potentially harmful exposures during pregnancy--still.

If anything, doctors should be more supportive in providing intensive care and regular checkups. If this is to become more common, we must understand how it will (or won't) affect the fetus..

Would he have more androgenized ova then? While he said the child is healthy so far what goes into someone's body during their lifetime does affect their body as well as their reproductive tissues. Many steroid users, I mean bodybuilders end up having healthy children after all their added hormones.

When I was in 3rd grade I told my classmates about a vaguely similar scenario. After I found out about cryogenics/IVF I told them you could save your own cum, get a sex-change and impregnate yourself! Now, just the question of making your own eggs.

Doctors are there to make money ;)