You might wonder what medical ethics is. Well, medical ethics can do a lot of things, but mostly wrong ones. She might reject health care at a hospital from a doctor who doesn't want to help you. Maybe it could be because of your shaving, the color of your skin, just because he doesn't feel like it. If you make the doctor angry, he may refuse medical treatment simply because you made him mad. When you become a doctor you take an oath, this oath states that you treat all patients the same, which gives the doctor the right to treat patients differently. Medical ethics can be so many different things, most of them bad. There are so many stories about medical ethics, this story about this girl. At the age of 13, he was diagnosed with a rare and fatal type of cancer. She survived and was cleared cancer free. Then, 10 years later, she fought for her life again, she had Sergey. After the operation, there were no signs of cancer. Years later, she married and became pregnant because of her medical history. She went to a clinic so they could monitor her pregnancy. She had to return to the clinic because of a lung tumor. She wanted to be healthier, surgery was not an option. Her baby was too small to be born, that is, too premature. (Thornton) She wanted to continue treating her cancer but doctors said it would have to wait until 28 weeks. She waited and the doctors told her it was too dangerous and they didn't want to help her. So they want to do justice. The court made a distinction and at that time he was very ill. The court ordered surgery, but the doctor said that if she had surgery, she might not make it. She refused, but doctors could not refuse the court's decisions. She was taken to the operating room. she survived the operation, but two days later she died. She... middle of paper... wants to help them, they could die and the doctor will feel guilty sooner or later for drowning them. It is important that we trust our doctors when we need them to be there for us, and not neglect us for health care. Doctors may not want to help you because they may not be experienced and they might help you out of fear of doing something wrong and hurting yourself. Medical ethics are bad no matter what. Not wanting to help is different from not wanting to help because of fear. I don't want to help someone because of their attitude, just think about it, ignore it and just focus on their health and ignore their rude attitude. They might be doing this because they are hurt. Medical ethics are bad, no matter who it happened to before, it's better to do it. just take them to court and sue them but that could be a mistake and just go in another direction and these are my opinions..