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Partial Birth Abortion [PLZ READ}
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 Created on 7-11-07
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These medical drawings depict the partial-birth abortion procedure. They have been validated as technically accurate by medical experts on both sides of the abortion issue. The partial-birth abortion procedure is used after 20 weeks (4½ months) of pregnancy—often up to six months and later. | ||||
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| Guided by ultrasound, the abortionist grabs the baby's leg with forceps. | The baby's leg is pulled out into the birth canal. | The abortionist delivers the baby's entire body, except for the head. Abortion What is abortion? Why do people have abortion? An abortion is when a mother has a chemical inserted by needle in to the fetus’s womb. People have abortions to kill or terminate the baby. There are many other options than abortion. There is adoption the baby will go to a family who adopts the child. There is open adoption the baby is adopted by someone other than the biological parents but the biological parents are still able to keep in touch. Families normally open adopt because they are not financially ready to have a baby. There are many different types of abortion it depends on how far along the mother isv Dilation and curettage (D&C) - first 12 weeks of pregnancyv RU486 and methotrexate - 5 to 7 weeks of pregnancyv Dilation and evacuation (D&E) - first 18 weeks of pregnancyv Salt poisoning (saline amniocentesis) - after four months of pregnancyv Prostaglandin abortion - four to six months of pregnancyv Hysterectomy - four to nine months of pregnancyv Partial birth (brain suction) abortion - four to nine months of pregnancy There are several different methods used in performing abortions, depending upon how far along the pregnancy is. Some methods involve physically extracting the baby and others involve the use of chemicals injected into the womb or taken by the mother. Teenagers, who account for about 30% of all abortions, are also at much higher risk of suffering many abortion related complications. This is true of both immediate complications and of long-term reproductive damage.The number and types of physical complications resulting from abortion are as diverse as the various abortion methods. Depending upon the type of abortion performed, physical complications can be as follows:· Cervical tearing and laceration from the instruments. · Perforation of the uterus by instruments. This may require major surgery, including hysterectomy. · Scarring of the uterine lining by suction tubing, curettes, or other instruments. · Infection, local and systemic. · Hemorrhage and shock, especially if the uterine artery is torn. · Anesthesia toxicity from both general or local anesthesia, resulting in possible convulsions, cardiorespiratory arrest, and in extreme cases, death. · Retained tissue, indicated by cramping, heavy bleeding, and infection. · Postabortal syndrome, referring to an enlarged, tender and soft uterus retaining blood clots. · Failure to recognize an ectopic pregnancy. This could lead to the rupture of a fallopian tube, hemorrhage, and resulting infertility or death, if treatment is not provided in time. Some women experience immediate psychological problems from abortion. Other women repress feelings of guilt, delaying emotional reactions sometimes for several years and oftentimes triggered by their first planned pregnancy.These complications include:· Sad mood. · Sudden and uncontrollable crying episodes. · Deterioration of self-concept. · Sleep, appetite and sexual disturbances. · Reduced motivation. · Disruption in interpersonal relationships. · Extreme guilt and anxiety. · Psychological "numbing." · Depression and thoughts of suicide. | The abortionist jams scissors into the baby's skull. The scissors are then opened to enlarge the hole. | The scissors are removed and a suction tube is inserted. The child's brain is sucked out, causing the skull to collapse. The dead baby is then removed. |
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