Fetal anomalies - Individuals may have abortions later in pregnancy because of the health of the fetus. Although tests can detect many genetic fetal anomalies early in pregnancy, structural anomalies are not usually apparent until a fetal anatomy scan at 20 weeks. This scan provides ultrasound imaging of the developing organs.
Some of these anomalies can be fatal, meaning the fetus will die shortly before or after birth. In these circumstances, people may make the difficult decision to terminate a desired pregnancy rather than continue.
Life threatening risk Some people have life threatening health conditions that arise later in pregnancy. In these situations, a person may decide to end a pregnancy to preserve their own life.
Life threatening conditions may include severe preeclampsia, cancer requiring immediate treatment, intrauterine infection with premature amniotic sac rupture. --------- I qualify what I extracted from https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/ with the fact that I had the observable fetal anomaly of a partial limb. Here I will draw the line that such a handicap is no reason to abort. My quality of life has been good. Else where would I be?
How many mother's lives were saved? How many unviable fetuses were among the counts? How many young rape victims are counted? How many were actually chemically induced abortions? How many were done against the mother's wishes? Oh, is that the same Howard Kurtz who was fired for "Serial Innaccuracies"? It is mere propaganda to use the highly-charged term, "Butchered"
The above civilized question relates not just to the involved women, doctors and those profiting … but also to those defending this hideous infanticide with red herrings.
Fetal anomalies - Individuals may have abortions later in pregnancy because of the health of the fetus. Although tests can detect many genetic fetal anomalies early in pregnancy, structural anomalies are not usually apparent until a fetal anatomy scan at 20 weeks. This scan provides ultrasound imaging of the developing organs.
ReplyDeleteSome of these anomalies can be fatal, meaning the fetus will die shortly before or after birth. In these circumstances, people may make the difficult decision to terminate a desired pregnancy rather than continue.
Life threatening risk
Some people have life threatening health conditions that arise later in pregnancy. In these situations, a person may decide to end a pregnancy to preserve their own life.
Life threatening conditions may include severe preeclampsia, cancer requiring immediate treatment, intrauterine infection with premature amniotic sac rupture.
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I qualify what I extracted from https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/ with the fact that I had the observable fetal anomaly of a partial limb. Here I will draw the line that such a handicap is no reason to abort. My quality of life has been good. Else where would I be?
How many mother's lives were saved? How many unviable fetuses were among the counts? How many young rape victims are counted? How many were actually chemically induced abortions? How many were done against the mother's wishes? Oh, is that the same Howard Kurtz who was fired for "Serial Innaccuracies"?
ReplyDeleteIt is mere propaganda to use the highly-charged term, "Butchered"
The above civilized question relates not just to the involved women, doctors and those profiting … but also to those defending this hideous infanticide with red herrings.
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