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The mother in this story knew abortion was wrong but attempted it anyway because she felt desperate. Then she regretted it and sought the Abortion Pill Reversal (APR). The APR protocol failed to save her baby but never harmed her, contrary to what many people today assume based on false claims that the APR protocol is unsafe. A fair-minded reader will realize that APR is just as safe as treatment to prevent natural miscarriage because they are the same treatment: a high dose of progesterone. So what is the difference between treating a natural miscarriage and a mifepristone- and misopristol-induced miscarriage? None. The only real difference is moral not medical: whether the woman chooses to end the child’s life, which is always the difference in the abortion debate. There is debate about APR’s effectiveness, and indeed in this story Sr. Byrne was not able to save the mother’s baby. But the option to try to reverse her medication abortion became an essential part of this mother’s reconciliation, healing, and growth after the distress of an unexpected pregnancy and the loss of her child.
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this is terrifying, but I want to point out that although a misopristol-only route to abortion is *slightly* less effective than a combined approach with mifepristone, these papers conclude that two-days after the abortion, misopristol was undetectable in the formerly-pregnant person's blood by UHPLC, while five different metabolites of mifepristone were detectable by UHPLC.
I don't know that the article makes that super clear, but the miso was only detectable in the products of conception.
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https://archive.org/details/FTVDIYA
Archived video on how to make abortion pills at home with measured, buffered and filled(powder sugar or corn starch) and misopristol and/or mifepristone.
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the procedure for ending an ectopic pregnancy kills the embryo/fetus in exactly the same way that any other abortion kills a non-ectopic embryo/fetus
the actual details of the procedures are different
most common drug for medication abortion: misopristol
medication for ending an ectopic pregnancy: methotrexate
what does it do? it chemically ends the pregnancy.
procedure for surgical abortion: D&E i.e. surgical removal of the embryo/fetus through the cervix & vagina
procedure for surgical termination of ectopic pregnancy: laparosopy i.e. surgical removal of the embryo/fetus through a cut in the abdomen
what does it do? it physically removes the embryo/fetus from the body using surgical tools, at which point life will end
D&E is the procedure used to remove fetal remains after miscarriage/fetal demise
they are not different
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How is a medical Abortion, non-surgical abortion performed? ( Abortion pill)
A chemical or medical abortion is carried out without having to use surgical instuments or methods to end a pregnancy in the first trimester.
This chemical/medical abortion process goes by several different names:
instrument-free
non-surgical abortion
RU 486 (Mifepristone, Mifegyne)
Abortion Pill
Abortion by pill
Medical Abortion
The most common name used for a chemical or medical abortion is the Abortion Pill.
The Abortion Pill is performed using the combination of two medications:
Mifepristone and
Cytotec (Misoprostol)
During the first visit after performing the Sonogram (Ultrasound) to determine the length of the pregnancy, the Physician will give Mifepristone.
Mifepristone blocks the hormone Progesterone. It is required for the maintenance and growth of the pregnancy. The absence of Progesterone causes the fetal and pregnancy tissue to separate from the Uterine (womb) wall.
Cytotec is a Prostaglandin E1 that is taken either at the same time as Mifepristone or as far out as 120 hours. Misoprostol works by attaching to the Prostaglandin receptors on the Uterine wall. This causes Uterine contractions and the fetal tissue to be expelled.
Misoprostol may be inserted vaginally or taken orally (by mouth) buccally (between cheek and gum) or sublingually (under the tongue).
Generally; within 15 minutes to 6 hours of taking the Misoprostol tablets, patients begin experiencing bleeding and cramping similar to a menstrual period.
The majority of women pass the fetal tissue within 3 to 4 hours of taking the Misoprostol tablets.
On the second visit (generally 3 to 4 weeks after the first office visit) the Physician will perform a sonogram to determine if the pregnancy tissue has been eliminated.
The success rate of a chemical abortion is approximately 94 to 99%. The earlier in pregnancy the abortion procedure is performed, the higher the successful completion rate.
If determined the procedure was incomplete, there are two options that may be considered:
Misoprostol reinserted in hope of complete elimination of the pregnancy tissue, or
Surgical vacuum aspiration performed.
If Misoprostol reinsertion is chosen, women are asked to follow-up in a week to 10 days to assure the process is complete.
Are There Other Medications That Can Be Used To Terminate Pregnancies?
Methotrexate Medication (tablets or injections) are used to terminate pregnancies 8 weeks or less in gestation.
Methotrexate used alone has a 40 to 90% success rate in termination of pregnancy. It may take 2 to 6 weeks for the process to complete.
If Misoprostol tablets are given 5 to 7 days after receiving Methotrexate, the abortion process is complete within a week.
The success rate is slightly higher with the combined use of Mifepristone and Misopristol vs Methotrexate and Misoprostol (94 to 98% vs 88 to 96%).
The Abortion Pill can be used for pregnancy terminations in the first trimester (3 to 14 weeks), second trimester (14.1 to 28 weeks) third trimester (28.1 weeks or further) or late term abortions (23.1 weeks or further).
The out patient and in clinic abortion process can be started and completed within 24 hours in a safe and efficient manner over 99% of the time. There is less than a 1% chance of complications or side effects.
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Save the Storks in New York
Hi there, it’s Jen again.
It‘s incredibly important to me, as a physician, that amidst all the misinformation and politics of the “pro-life”/”pro-choice” debate every woman has a chance to receive full scientific information about her body. I love performing ultrasounds because it’s the only time my pregnant women can SEE without relying on something I’m telling them. I don’t care very much about the political agendas various organizations have, because the labels pro-life and pro-choice don’t address the very complicated real scientific quandaries associated with childbearing; people who are “pro-life” are usually “pro” the “choice” of the baby, and people who are “pro-choice” usually don’t believe in destroying “life.” Beyond those philosophical generalities about rights–when do we address the reality of my actual patient hemorrhaging from misopristol while she digs frantically through the products of her abortion searching for a baby she suddenly realizes she wanted?
She will remember that for the rest of her life.
Most people simply don’t have all the scientific information they need to understand reproductive health consequences, and greedy physicians benefit from that monopoly of information. Doctor tells you a procedure’s no worse than a period, doctor doesn’t make sure you understand the cons, then you get procedure and doctor gets money. The more people doctor pushes through, the more money doctor gets. It’s basic economics.
That’s why I want to make sure women get free health information if at all possible. That’s why I like this organization, where ultrasound technicians are required to be informative and nonjudgmental, and women can get free, safe ultrasounds anywhere they are. They need support funding an ultrasound bus in New York. Will you help?
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A while ago, I think you mentioned that you have an IUD. Would you mind sharing how your experience has been? With all the uncertainty regarding the ACA, I'm considering getting an IUD but I hear a lot of horror stories so I'd like to know what you think. Thank you for your time!
sorry i’m late to this!! but yes totally!!
i have had my mirena IUD since april 2014 and love love love love love it. here’s what my experience was like:
i knew that i wanted one that spring, so i made an appt with the UF women’s health clinic to get a checkup and schedule an insertion. the doctor called me a poor lil bunny when i told her how bad my periods were and she told me i was gonna love the mirena.
at that checkup they tested me for a few STDs [gonorrhea and chlamydia] and told me to call them when my next period started to schedule the insertion. they schedule on your period so that your cervix is a bit more relaxed! they also wrote me a prescription for two misopristol[sp?] tablets which i was to insert vaginally 24 hrs before my appointment for further….relaxation. [i had to have some dumb talk with my pharmacist about why i needed misopristol because apparently it can be used as an abortifacient, but once they saw i only needed 2 it was pretty quick.]
my tests came back and i called them on the first day of my period, then i was scheduled for a few days after that [a friday afternoon, where i would have 2.5 days without classes or other obligations]. 24 hours before i did my pill insertion [they came out mostly whole in my cup right before the appt so i am convinced this did something between little and nothing at all]. they also advised me to take 2 OTC pain meds of choice a few hrs before so i chose extra strength tylenol PM abt 2 hrs before
then was the insertion!! i took my menstrual cup out in the bathroom and sat down naked from the waist down. a very nice nurse held my hand and asked me about my classes as the doctor first measured me, then inserted the IUD. the ceiling had several Hunky Dude™ magazine cutouts that were about 6 yrs out of date and the biggest one was johnny depp as sweeney todd and the second biggest was tim tebow, who looks like one of the thumb men from spy kids. real hot stuff.
not gonna lie, the measurement and insertion were SEVEN OF THE MOST BLINDINGLY PAINFUL SECONDS OF MY LIFE, kind of like a white hot pain icicle entering a place you did not know could be entered. but it was only a few seconds!! by the time the shock of WOW THAT’S WORSE THAN I THOUGHT was over, the IUD was in me and the doc was trimming the strings.
for about a week after i could not insert anything at all into the vagina and could not submerge myself in water. this was absolutely terrible because i was still on my period and had to use a pad for the first time in like, 6 years, and also because when you introduce a hard plastic body into a very powerful muscle [the uterus] that muscle spends a whole two and a half weeks cramping around it trying to figure out what the hell it is. the first day or so was pretty bad cramping, so i just racked out on tylenol PM and watched SVU. after that it was no worse than a regular period, it just lasted about two weeks. during that time i was also bleeding similar to the way i did on the last day or two of a period—light but brown and kind of clotty.
after about two weeks i checked my strings to make sure they were in place and got permission from my doc to keep using my menstrual cup
for about a month or two after the insertion i wore panty liners to catch any weird spotting, but didn’t have too much
since then [april 2014!!!] i have had like, two and a half real periods, and like 3 times a year i get a ghost period where i cramp for an afternoon and my uterus puts out a puff of dust in response. i get a lot more mucus discharge than i used to but it is very benign if slightly horrifying at times [one time she coughed up a golf ball sized snot onto some toilet paper but only once!!].
it has on the whole been a very lovely experience and i strongly recommend it to anyone considering—i convinced my kid sister and some gr8 lady friends to get them too and they love theirs!!
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I. ĐẠI CƯƠNG Là một thủ thuật đưa ống hút vào buồng tử cung, dư ới áp lực âm hút tổ chức trứng, rau thai trong buồng tử cung. Hút thai trứng nguy hiểm hơn hút thai thư ờng vì tử cung to và mềm nên nguy cơ ch ảy máu và thủng tử cung, sót trứng cao II. CHỈ ĐỊNH Thai trứng toàn phần và bán phần còn nguyện vọng có con. III. CHỐNG CHỈ ĐỊNH Thiếu máu nặng, người bệnh không có nguyện vọng có con IV. CHUẨN BỊ 1. Người bệnh - Tư v ấn: + Tình trạng bệnh: tai biến , biến chứng thành ác tính có thể gặp. + Quá trình thực hiện thủ thuật: các bư ớc thực hiện thủ thuật, tai biến có thể gặp trong khi làm thủ thuật và sau thủ thuật. + Theo dõi sau hút thai trứng, thời gian và khả năng có thai l ại. - Chuẩn bị: khám toàn trạng( mạch, nhiệt đ ộ, huyết áp). 2. Dụng cụ và vật tư tiêu hao - Dịch truyền dây truyền dịch có sẵn kim truyền. - Bơm hút tr ứng loại 1 van hoặc 2 van. Nếu cần thiết sử dụng máy hút. - Thuốc: Misoprostol, Ecgometrin, Oxytoxin. - Thuốc giảm đau: tiêm tĩnh m ạch hoặc thuốc gây tê ở cổ tử cung . - Khăn v ải trải vô khuẩn: trải ở mông, trên bụng và 2 đùi - Găng tay vô khuẩn: 2 đôi. - Áo, mũ, kh ẩu trang vô khuẩn. - Bộ dụng cụ: + Kẹp sát trùng: 2 + Van âm đ ạo: 1 + Kẹp cổ tử cung: 1 + Thước đo t ử cung. + ng hút: cỡ 6 đ ến 12 + Dụng dịch sát khuẩn, bông hoặc gạc sát khuẩn. 3. Người bệnh 168 - Làm mềm cổ tử cung bằng Misopristol đ ặt âm đ ạo trư ớc khi tiến hành thủ thuật 1 giờ. - Người bệnh nằm theo tư th ế phụ khoa. - Cắm đư ờng truyền tĩnh m ạch bằng dung dich muối hoặc đư ờng đ ẳng trương có pha 5đơn v ị Oxytocin - Nếu sử dụng tiền mê tĩnh m ạch: tiêm thuốc tiền mê. 4. Người thực hiện - Rửa tay theo quy đ ịnh - Mặc áo, đeo kh ẩu trang, đi găng tay vô khu ẩn V. CÁC BƯ ỚC TIẾN HÀNH - Trải khăn v ải vô khuẩn. - Sát khuẩn vùng âm hộ, âm đ ạo. - Đặt van âm đ ạo: sát khuẩn lại âm đ ạo, sát khuẩn cổ tử cung. - Kẹp cổ tử cung và đo buồng tử cung. - Hút trứng bằng bơm ho ặc máy hút. - Đo l ại buồng tử cung. - Lau và sát khuẩn lại âm đ ạo, cổ tử cung bằng 1 kẹp sát khuẩn mới. - Tháo dụng cụ. - Lấy bệnh phẩm hút ra gửi xét nghiệm gi ải phẫu bệnh. - Trao đ ổi với người bệnh về kết quả thủ thuật. - Ghi chép hồ sơ. - Chỉ định đi ều trị thích hợp: kháng sinh, thuốc co tử cung VI. THEO DÕI NGƯ ỜI BỆNH SAU HÚT 3 GIỜ - Toàn trạng: mạch, nhiệt đ ộ, huyết áp. - Theo dõi co hồi tử cung và ra máu âm đ ạo. VII. TAI BIẾN VÀ XỬ TRÍ - Chảy máu: nếu đang hút thì h ồi sức và hút nhanh, lấy hết trứng đ ể tử cung co lại sẽ giảm chảy máu và dùng thuốc co tử cung Oxytocin, Ecgotamin, Misoprostol. - Thủng tử cung: mổ cấp cứu + Nếu người bệnh còn nguy ện vọng có con: sau khi mở bụng, cầm tử cung trong tay, ngư ời khác tiếp tục hút trứng dư ới tay phẫu thuật viên, hút s ạch buồng tử cung và khâu lại lỗ thủng. + Nếu người bệnh không muốn có con nữa: cắt tử cung hoàn toàn, cắt 2 phần phụ nếu người bệnh lớn tuổi. - Sót trứng: tiếp tục dùng kháng sinh, thuốc co tử cung và hút lại buồng tử cung 169.Bài viếtHÚT THAI TRỨNG xuất hiện lần đầu tại website http://khamgiodau.com
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Enjoy Safe Abortion with MTP Kit Cheap
Motherhood is an excellent feeling and every woman wants to get this feeling at least once in their life time. However, there are various reasons like family issue, future plan and improper circumstances which might require one to terminate the unwanted pregnancy and MTP kit comes to help you there. MTP kit is an abortion pill that is the combination of Mifepristone and Misopristol. The MTP Kit cheap contains total 5 pills, one Mifepristone (200 mg) and 4 Misopritol (each 200 mcg). Here is how to consume this medication.
How to use MTP Kit Cheap?
This abortion pill can be consumed to terminate pregnancy of up to 63 days.
First the Mifepristone is to be taken on an empty stomach with water.
Then wait for two days and consult with doctor if the Misopristol is needed for you which is followed by Mifepristone. In case the abortion left incomplete, it requires consuming the Misopristol pills.
Misopristol can be taken either orally or vaginally. Take the 4 Misopristol pills and place under the tongue for around 30 minutes and then drink water. In case you vomit within 30 minutes of taking the medication then Misopristol medication can be repeated as the MTP kit online contains 4 more Misopristol. However, if the vomiting happens after 30 minute then no need of repeating the dose. If you wish to take the Misopristol medication vaginally, then call a clinician or else you can administer it yourself as well.
It will then terminate your pregnancy automatically. Here is how this medication works.
How does MTP Kit Cheap work?
Progesterone hormone is the one that is needed for pregnancy but the MTP Kit cheap obstructs the secretion of this hormone in the body. As a result the embryo attached in the uterine wall will be detached which is the end of pregnancy. You will start bleeding then and the bleeding will contain some blood clots as those are the abortion contents.
This termination pill is perfectly safe and does not cause any harm to your body. However, some temporary side effects such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, faintness, dizziness, joint pain etc. might be noticed.
Source: http://www.meds247us.com/blog/enjoy-safe-abortion-with-mtp-kit-cheap/
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Hey there. I like your site a lot; all women’s rights, regardless of age, are extremely important. I’m a physician, and also the sibling of two disabled children. Just a little Socratic question--forgive me if it comes off strongly, because I honestly love what you’re doing: what doctors are telling you that having a disability is a justifiable reason for my little siblings not to live? Is there a particular morality judge who gets to sit up there and say whether or not someone’s life is worth living because they are differently abled? I’ve met some of those kinds of doctors, who think disability is a reason to die, and they don’t tend to be very nice to disabled people. They also tend to be abled. The medical community is, as a whole, not very nice to differently abled people, and you will find physicians (like myself) who cover up disabilities because otherwise we face hefty discrimination from our peers. But for a little clarification, the difference between an early delivery and a termination of pregnancy is all in the intent. An early delivery can be used to save lives (as in preclampsia), or the same techniques of labor induction can be used to end the life of a little human fetus with her unique little DNA. The end result--whether or not there is a dead body--is the true distinction. A D&C, for example, can be used either to dismember a fetus in the second trimester, or to remove unhealthy endometrial tissue and polyps. The pill misopristol can be used to detach and "bleed out” a little embryo (the woman bleeds until the embryo falls out and dies), or to stop post-partum hemorrhage after a woman has delivered. So an early delivery CAN be a termination of pregnancy, or it can be a life-saving measure for either woman (the pregnant woman or the little tiny woman inside). It depends entirely on the intent. This is why trying to ban a particular procedure is difficult and usually ultimately unscientific (although RU-486 is generally a terrible drug, so I might make an exception there). = P To round out the feminist/non-ablist discussion, adoption is still an option for differently-abled little ones who seem initially unwanted, and there are a few studies that seem to indicate that adoption has less long-term mental health effects on the adult woman than what lay-people call an “abortion”; there is also a new “artificial womb” being developed in Japan, which would be a perfect end to the pro-life/pro-choice debate. More science always equals more better, and it doesn’t have to be this weird black and white ideological nonsense it is in the United States. And because more science equals more better, I have a list of studies you can look at, if you like, on health effects of pregnancy terminations on women and women’s rights. The main reason large lobbying groups and corporations promote on-demand terminations, instead of terminations only for medical/safety reasons for the mother, is money: you can make $300 per pill, and if you do 10 a day, that’s $3000 you’re walking home with. It’s an extremely lucrative industry. New large study: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2333392820941348 This study is a first-of-its-kind, population-based analysis. The study also suggests that women experiencing repeated pregnancies and subsequent abortions following an index abortion are subjected to an increased exposure to hemorrhage and infection, the major causes of maternal mortality, and other adverse consequences resulting from multiple separation events. Abortion increases risk of cervical insufficiency as compared to MULTIPLE gestations; also increases your risk of placenta accreta (which is life threatening); Preterm delivery – 30%after one abortion, 60-70%after 2 abortion • Placenta previa • Low birth weight • Swingle HM, et al. “Abortion and the risk of subsequent preterm birth: a systematic review with metaanalysis.” J Repro Med 2009;54: 95-108. • Shah PS, Zao J. “Induced termination of pregnancy and low birth weight and preterm birth: a systematic review and metaanalysis.” BJOG 2009;116:1425-1442. It is also not true that “illegal back alley abortions” increase when abortions are illegal. Abortion access: abortions decline when there is less abortion access, period: Texas study: http://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2598282 I don’t think Texas is a great example of healthcare, because the sex ed and chlamydia rates in Texas are absolutely horrible. But the study illustrates what it illustrates nonetheless. The “unsafe back alley abortions” statistic usually comes from comparing countries without good antibiotic access and ObGyn care to countries that DO have that care. There’s also a failure in many areas to differentiate between doing a procedure for medical reasons (such as an ectopic pregnancy, or, you can make the argument for, the psychological effects of a rape or incest) and “oh no0es it’s an abortIOn”. "http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22954474 Reproductive history patterns and long-term mortality rates: a Danish, population-based record linkage study. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12743066 Psychiatric admissions of low-income women following abortion and childbirth. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12190217Deaths associated with pregnancy outcome: a record linkage study of low income women.(less good, older study that I'm not sure controls for income: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22936199) http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15448616 Induced abortion and traumatic stress: A preliminary comparison of American and Russian women http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16453987 Relative treatment rates for sleep disorders and sleep disturbances following abortion and childbirth: a prospective record-based study. There’s another one on “Pregnancy-associated mortality after birth, spontaneous abortion, or induced abortion in Finland, 1987-2000 American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology. 190(2):422-7, 2004 Feb.” All of these find worse long-term effects of abortion compared to childbirth; of course, in the short term, a first trimester abortion is arguably safer than a childbirth, which occurs in the third trimester (doy). But when you have a safe, modern medical system, long term, abortion is not the healthiest option for most women. Again, there will be medical moments where that is not true. And of course, abortion is often just another way a man can exert control over a woman: https://www.spuc.org.uk/News/ID/384503/Explosive-Mumsnet-post-reveals-how-UK-men-are-trying-to-force-women-to-have-abortions?inf_contact_key=03a46a7593d822aad83b71333a9b69847e470d92b8b75168d98a0b8cac0e9c09 See Feminists for Life at feministsforlife.org to get more information on this. Finally, socially on-demand abortion has been used to harm human trafficking victims. “In the United States alone, 400,000 are enslaved, but the people and organizations with the ability to save these individuals choose not to. Instead, they choose to turn a blind eye so they can collect money for forced abortions.According to UNICEF, about 1.2 million children are being trafficked each year for sexual exploitation. They are sex slaves, forced to commit sexual acts while living in constant fear for their lives. They are raped, beaten, sliced with razors, and threatened with death. And now a study has shown that when these girls become pregnant, they are forced into abortions, repeatedly.The Health Consequences of Sex Trafficking and Their Implications for Identifying Victims in Healthcare Facilities study found that of the 66 sex trafficking victims they learned about, 55% had undergone at least one abortion. More than 30% had multiple abortions.“The prevalence of forced abortions is an especially disturbing trend in sex trafficking,” wrote study authors Laura J. Lederer and Christopher A. Wetzel. “One victim noted that ‘in most of [my six abortions,] I was under serious pressure from my pimps to abort the babies.’ Another survivor, whose abuse at the hands of her traffickers was particularly brutal, reported 17 abortions and indicated that at least some of them were forced on her.”” Much like porn, on-demand, non-medically-sorted abortion creates a social environment in which female lives and bodies are devalued, and in which medical professionals, male partners, and traffickers benefit. Just a thought.
did you know Poland delegalized abortions on fetuses with genetic defect? I feel so sick right now
I’ve heard a bit about this but haven’t researched it. What do they count as an abortion? I’m all for early delivery for a disabled fetus, but unfortunately some government count that an abortion even though many doctors say it’s not. Cant expect science and the government to work together apparently.
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