LOS ANGELES — One of the world's leading fertility specialists has said that it's now entirely possible for transgendered women to get pregnant, thanks to developments in science. <br /> <br />The Telegraph reports that doctors have successfully transplanted wombs in uterine infertile women in recent years, and at least five babies have been born to these transplant recipients since 2014. <br /> <br />Experts now believe the same procedure can be conducted on transgendered women who were born male but have undergone sex reassignment surgery. <br /> <br />Carrying a live fetus in the transplanted wombs will likely be more complicated, and expectant transgendered women may need hormones to replicate the natural pregnancy changes that occur in women. <br /> <br />The male pelvis is also shaped differently than a female's, which means the baby would have to be born via caesarean section. <br /> <br />Of course, not everyone is on board with the idea. Some have voiced ethical concerns, since a pregnancy of this nature poses a huge risk to both mother and child.
