Fertility spells/ Pregnancy spell
Are often used by women’s who want to start her own family. But due to unknown problems she is not able to conceive and some time they may also be scared at the time of pregnancy thinking about the baby, fertility spell or pregnancy spells should be used for the above reasons so that they may have a safe pregnancy and without any problems or complications. Also fertility spells should be used to prevent Miscarriages.
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Before the abortion
When you go for your first appointment, you should be given the opportunity to talk about your situation (if you want to). You will be informed about the different methods of abortion, and which method is suitable for your stage of pregnancy. You should also be advised about related risks and complications.
The doctor or nurse will take your medical history to make sure that the type of abortion you are offered is suitable for you. You will be given a blood test to check your blood group and to see whether you are aneamic. You should also be tested for sexually transmitted infections (STI’s), and may be given antibiotics to stop an infection from occurring after the abortion.
There are also a number of things that you may require before having an abortion. These include:
- An ultrasound scan (if there is any doubt about how many weeks pregnant
you are)
- A vaginal examination
- a cervical smear test (if appropriate)
- Information and advice about which method of contraception you should use
after the abortion
- Finally, before having the abortion, you will be given a consent form to sign.
Methods of abortion
There are a number of different methods of abortion. The type recommended for you will depend on how many weeks pregnant you are. This is usually calculated by counting the number of weeks from the first day of your last period.
The types of abortion are outlined below.
Early medical abortion (up to 33 weeks of pregnancy)
An early medical abortion involves taking two different medicines 48 hours apart. The effect of the medication will be similar to an early natural miscarriage.
After your initial visit to see the doctor, you will have two more appointments on different days. On your first visit you will be given a tablet called mifepristone, which blocks the hormone that makes the lining of the womb suitable for the fertilised egg. After taking the first tablet, you will be able to go home and continue your normal everyday activities.
Two days later, on your second visit to the hospital or clinic, you will be given the second medicine, prostaglandin. Within four to six hours of taking prostaglandin, the lining of the womb breaks down and is lost, along with the embryo, through bleeding from the vagina. This part of the process can be painful, but a painkiller can be taken.
The medicines that are used during an early medical abortion may make you sick and you may have diarrhoea.
Vacuum aspiration or suction termination (from 7 to 15 weeks of pregnancy)
Vacuum aspiration, or suction termination, is a procedure that uses gentle suction to remove the foetus from the womb. The procedure usually takes 5-10 minutes and can be carried out under a local anaesthetic (where the area is numbed) or general anaesthetic (where you are put to sleep).
The entrance to the womb (cervix) is dilated (opened) to allow access to the contents. To soften the cervix and make it easier to open, a tablet may be placed in the vagina a few hours before the abortion. A small, plastic suction tube connected to a pump is then inserted into the womb and used to remove the foetus and surrounding tissue.
After a vacuum aspiration abortion, you will usually be able to go home the same day. However, following the procedure you may bleed a little for up to 14 days.
Late medical abortion (from 33 weeks of pregnancy)
As well as being used for early abortion, mifepristone and prostaglandin can be used for abortion later in pregnancy. However, the abortion will take longer, and more than one dose of prostaglandin may be needed. This type of abortion is similar to having a late natural miscarriage.
After the procedure, you can return home the same day, but sometimes an overnight stay in hospital is required.
Women’s Choice
Abortion is your choice!! It`s not for your family, Husband all anyone it`s your choice to keep the baby or not according to your situation.
Teenager Abortion
A RESOURCE FOR TEACHERS
Many websites providing abortion information are either pro-life or pro choice.
This website is neither pro-choice nor pro-life, but merely a presentation of factual information. I have attempted to present the information on this topic clearly, objectively, and accurately.
On January 22, 1973, Congress granted the right to an abortion to be left between a woman and her physician. This case was the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Roe v. Wade shifted the power from the states over to the Federal government, eliminating the variety of laws carried out by individual states. Twenty eight years after the landmark case, abortions
are still made available to women of all ages, including adolescents.
For more information about the abortion laws see Today, about 33 percent of all teen pregnancies end in abortion (2) Of
the 861,789 abortions reported in 1999, over half were to women under the age of 25 (2). Teenagers accounted for 19 percent of all abortions, or about 172,357 (2).
Younger teenagers are more likely to have their pregnancy end in abortion compared with older teenagers. Girls under the age of 15 years old have the highest abortion ratio being 708 abortions per every 1000 births of women under the age of 15 (1). The abortion ratio tends to decrease as the teenager gets older. This indicates that an 18 year old woman who becomes pregnant is more likely to follow through with the pregnancy than 16 year old woman.
Yet, teenagers that are older, specifically 18 and 19 years old, have the highest demand for abortion services. They alone demand 60% of all teenage abortions (1). Teenagers under the age of 15 only account for 3.5 percent of teenage abortions. This information tells us that older teenagers demand more abortions because comparatively, older teens have a higher rate of pregnancy. Therefore, they have a higher number of abortions.
Race and Ethinicity
African American and Hispanic teenagers have higher pregnancy, birth and abortion rates. The rates of pregnancy, birth and abortion rates are based per 1,000 women aged 15-19, by race and ethnicity. In 2000, the pregnancy rate of black women was 153. The birth rate was 77 and the abortion rate was 55.
In the same year, the pregnancy rate of Hispanic women was 138. The birth rate was 87 and the abortion rate was 30. Non-Hispanic white teenagers had the lowest rates of the race and ethnicity group.
White teens pregnancy rates were 55. The birth rate was 32, and the abortion rate was 15(1).
Reduction in Teenage Abortion
Abortion rates among women under the age of 20 have decreased gradually since 1972. In 1972 it was reported that 32.6 of all abortions were obtained by women in their teens (2). That percentage dropped on average 3.7 percent as time went on. By 1999, 19.2 percent of all abortions were performed on teenagers (2). The declines in the abortion ratio and rate over time may reflect multiple factors. Studies show a decrease in the number of unintended pregnancies. It may also be due to changes in our education programs in schools, including an increased use of contraceptives. Also, it may be due to a reduced access to abortion serves, including the passage of abortion laws that affect adolescents.
What are the Risks and Benefits of Teenage Abortion?
Physical risks
• Breast Cancer. The risk of breast cancer almost doubles after one abortion, and rises even further with two or more abortions.
• Cervical Cancer. Women who have had one abortion face a 2.3 relative risk of cervical cancer, compared to women who have never had an abortion.
• Placenta Previa. abortion increases the risk of placenta previa in later pregnancies
Emotional risks
Many women rationalize the need for an abortion, repressing any initial feelings of guilt. As a result, emotional reactions to abortion are delayed, sometimes for as long as five to 10 years.
• 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
Benefits
Many teenagers choose abortion for a variety of reasons. They are not ready for parenting, and feel that abortion is their best option. Studies have shown that:
• Future prospects for teenagers decline significantly if they have a baby
• Teen pregnancy is closely linked to poverty and single
• Children of teens often have insufficient health care
Preventing Teenage Pregnancy
Despite the recently declining teen pregnancy rates, 34% of teenage girls get pregnant at least once before they reach age 20, resulting in more than 820,000 teen pregnancies a year. At this level, the United States has the highest rate of teen pregnancy in the fully industrialized world. High teen birth rates are an important concern because teen mothers
and their babies face increased risks to their physical and mental health. Teen mothers are more likely to drop out of high school than girls who delay childbearing.
(3) Putting What Works to Work (PWWTW) is a project of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy funded, in part, by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Through PWWTW, the Campaign will translate research on teen pregnancy prevention and related issues into user-friendly materials for practitioners, policymakers, and advocates. Dr.Kevin Abortion Clinic
What Does This Mean For Teachers?
With teenage pregnancy comes teenage abortion. It is one of the many Options that teenagers have when it comes to becoming pregnant. As Teachers, we will be facing these issues with our students. Because Abortion is such a controversial issue, it is not pushed by our education System as the preferred choice or a wrong choice. But, information of the Procedure is still necessary to communicate to the students as an Existing option. We cannot make the decisions for our students. Their Decisions will be based on their own values and believes. It is our responsibility to educate our students about sexual education. Students cite teachers and counselors as second only to their families as the most reliable sources of sex related information.
(4) Schools play a vital role in the lives of millions of children each year. By Promoting educational success, developing skills that help build a positive future, and by helping young people to feel a strong sense of purpose, schools can help strengthen young people’s motivation to delay pregnancy and parenthood. We must provide students with guidance if they do become pregnant.They need to be educated on their options for their future. Here are some links to help guide teachers provide adequate information to their students.
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Stop Dangerous Illegal Abortions
If Abortion Was Legalized to Stop Dangerous Illegal Abortions, Why are These Activists Pushing Them?
During the last week of May abortion proponent Dawn Porter and members of the National Network of Abortion Funds traversed southern Texas and upper Mexico to film footage for an upcoming documentary, Trapped.
Trapped will “look at the impact of Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers (TRAP) laws in the southern United States, and their disproportionate effect on women living in poverty.”
There are currently no abortion clinics in the Rio Grande Valley, which borders Mexico. The nearest one in the U.S. is 230 miles north in San Antonio.
The group filmed themselves crossing the border to buy Misoprostol, an ulcer drug that is used off-label to induce abortions.
Misoprostol is available only by prescription in the U.S. and can only be dispensed by doctors for abortions. But it can be purchased over-the-counter in Mexico.
After the purchase, NNAF tweeted photos, along with instructions on how to use Misoprostol illegally to self-induce an abortion.
Quackery and Abortion Rights
The deception behind the wave of state-level abortion restrictions now threatening women’s access to safe and legal abortions was strikingly revealed during a trial that ended last week in Texas.
The trial, held before Judge Lee Yeakel of Federal District Court in Austin, offered an opportunity to examine evidence and hear arguments in a challenge to crucial portions of Texas’ sweeping 2013 package of abortion restrictions. The challenge, brought by reproductive rights advocates, focuses on two rules, one requiring doctors at abortion clinics to have admitting privileges at a local hospital and another mandating that clinics meet state standards for ambulatory surgical centres’, an unnecessary and prohibitively costly requirement.
The admitting-privileges rule, which is already in place, has severely limited access to safe and legal care in Texas. Absent court intervention, the situation will get much worse. There are now only 19 abortion clinics in Texas, compared with 41 before the new law. This number could shrink to as few as seven after Sept. 1, when the surgical-centre rule takes effect.
A team of lawyers led by the Centre for Reproductive Rights and their expert witnesses presented compelling evidence of the destructive consequences of the two rules and the emptiness of the claim that they are necessary to protect women’s health and safety.
By contrast, the state’s defence of the rules was a bizarre and unconvincing show. Four of its five witnesses denied, and then conceded (when confronted with incriminating emails) that their written testimony was crafted by Vincent Rue, an opponent of women’s reproductive freedom best known for promoting kooky claims, like the existence of an abortion-related mental illness he calls “post-abortive syndrome.”
Mr. Rue does brisk business these days orchestrating testimony from pliable witnesses willing to supply “expert” support for state abortion restrictions, a task for which he has been paid $42,000, so far, by Texas. That his guidance is relied upon is incredible given that his own past court testimony and theories have been discredited by judges and others.
The state’s legal team is optimistic that it will prevail because a ruling last year by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit upheld the admitting-privileges requirement. But the surgical-centre requirement was not part of that case.
As for the admitting-privileges rule, it was upheld based on assumptions that have since been shown to be inaccurate. One was the belief that qualified doctors could easily obtain such privileges. The other was that there would still be enough clinics in Texas so that women seeking abortions could get the procedure without travelling more than 150 miles. That turned out to be wrong. Nearly one million Texas women of childbearing age now live more than 150 miles from a licensed abortion clinic. Women in El Paso will soon be 550 miles away from the nearest abortion clinic. Women in the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas already face a round-trip of between 400 miles and 500 miles.
One recent development offers hope for the Texas case. Last month, a different Fifth Circuit panel blocked a hospital affiliation requirement in Mississippi to avoid shutting that state’s last abortion clinic. That leaves Judge Yeakel room to call out Texas’ dishonest bid to crush a fundamental right.
