La eutanasia o suicidio asistido es legal en varios en países bajos, Francia, Holanda, Canadá, Bélgica, Colombia​ y Luxemburgo.

La eutanasia es el “derecho” del paciente de decidir sobre como será su muerte o cuando será, suelen haber varias causas por la que toman esta resolución de terminar con su existencia como liberarse de intensos sufrimientos, la agonía de padecer una enfermedad los lleva a esta conclusión de eutanasia o suicidio asistido pero esto solo puede ser un derecho bajo ciertas condiciones que tiene que cumplir el paciente.

Los médicos no pueden provocar la muerte, ellos estudiaron por años como salvar la  vida de las personas, la medicina no está para eso, no importa si es un derecho del paciente o si algún familiar lo pide existen otras maneras de solucionarlo como ayuda psicológica o tratamientos médicos.

Las formas de la aplicación de la eutanasia son:

Eutanasia pasiva: es la acción del médico de abandonar el tratamiento iniciado, evitando intervenir en el proceso hacia la muerte.

Eutanasia activa: se caracteriza por la provocación de la muerte se obtiene mediante acciones dirigidas a acortar o suprimir el curso vital.

En Ecuador la eutanasia está prohibida por lo que si un doctor la realiza seria arrestado por homicidio y condenado a varios años de prisión.

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