1,500 German women currently receive fertility treatment in Danish clinics annually, according to Danish health authority statistics. “I was told by my female doctor that my chances for getting fertility treatment in Germany were disappearingly bad,” a woman from Flensborg told the newspaper. The woman eventually travelled to Denmark for fertility treatment on the advice of her doctor, she said. “In Germany they are also not allowed to extract eggs, grow them and put the exact right ones back – we are able to do that,” Petersen told Flensborg Avis. “There are some places where single women and lesbians do not have access to treatment.”READ ALSO: Copenhageners told to have babies earlier

Source: The Local June 01, 2017 12:33 UTC