Negative Effects of Abortion on Women´s Health

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Negative effect of abortion on women’s health

he deliberate ending of a pregnancy

Abortion provides the chance for the mother to be able to decide whether she has a desire to keep her unborn. This act of ending a pregnancy has become very common and it is practiced all around the world, whether or not it is legal. Many questions this act as a crime, as a/the fact of taking control over one’s right of birth is unacceptable. Many religions believe that abortion is sinful and this aspect affects the people’s views on abortion. (1) Or no need to cite? But today, the support of abortion is increasing as there has been incontroversial situations where a woman is sexually assaulted and chooses not to keep the baby. While these cases have a small part of the unwanted pregnancy. There were 189,574 abortions performed in Britain in 2010, an 8% increase since 2000. (paraphrase) (4) The modern world has manipulated the people into feeling comfortable doing wrong things to feel right. They are unaware of the risks taken by killing an innocent unborn. Aborting a child may also cause various negative effects on the women on different levels such as physical, psychological and social.

One of the most common effects of abortion is on women’s physical health. Whether it is a medical abortion or surgical abortion, the obvious effects are infections, serious complications and sometimes, death “Misoprostol” is an abortion pill that is used by the majority of women. Nevertheless, they do not know the side effects of ingesting this. Researchers have found out that abortion pills can speed up the chances of having breast cancer. Calculations based on the available studies indicate that more than 46,800 women will develop breast cancer yearly in the ...

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http://books.google.co.th/books?id=zSCgj8LXFHAC&dq=Anesthesia+abortion+risks&source=gbs_navlinks_s (3)

http://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/abortion.html (4)

http://www.life.org.nz/abortion/abortionkeyissues/futurefertility/ (5)

Burke, T. K., & Reardon, D. C. (2002). Forbidden Grief: The Unspoken Pain of Abortion. Acorn Books.

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Reardon, D. (1996). The Jericho Plan: Breaking Down the Walls Which Prevent Post-Abortion Healing. Retrieved from http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?index=books&linkCode=qs &keywords=9780964895751

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