Euthanasia As A Practice Or Medical Intervention

Euthanasia as a practice or medical intervention

Euthanasia as already known is the practice or medical intervention carried out in order to accelerate the death of a patient avoiding their suffering and pain caused by some irreversible condition or terminal disease.

Euthanasia that etymologically ‘good death’ which is accepted and confirmed by those who support it.

This procedure has been taking strength and recognition over the years, and currently has a majority demand for patients in terminal and intolerable conditions. For this reason many countries are doing completely legal and normalizing this intervention, and many of these have approved it.

However, this medical practice is not well seen or accepted by all, many religious have manifested themselves on the subject and have called it as unforgivable, arguing that ‘life is a gift from God and only he has the power to remove it’,Under this argument, religion defends the position that everything possible to help preserve life should be done, so it should not be admitted that no person or institution sits with the right to end the life of another person.

To which the part in favor of euthanasia defends that every person has an individual freedom to make the decision to die, and be able to participate in medical decisions regarding their person, since treatments are often used to prolong the life of the patient stillKnowing that the condition of it is irreversible, and this, because of the conditions in which the person is only takes away from the right that their last days be worthy, either because of the pain or lack of autonomy.

The churches have related this to the idea that society only wants to feel comfort and pleasure and that it does not want to lead to pain and suffering, stating that pain and suffering are part of life and that feeling them should not be feared by anyone, since it can have a savior meaning and purpose.

This practice or medical intervention will always be wrong and will never be justified, since if science dictates that a patient is alive and stops giving him the necessary help he would be committing a murder, although he says that he is simply letting the person die and this is inconceivableand immoral.

Religion does not agree that they want to make a crime really look like a right.