Therapeutic abortion is the ending of a pregnancy on purpose. A medical abortion is done by taking medicine. This procedure is done in early pregnancy. It can be done up to 8 weeks. This process is not the same as emergency contraception. An abortion ends a pregnancy that has started. Emergency contraception helps prevent pregnancy.
Reasons for Procedure: A therapeutic abortion may be done to: Preserve the mother’s physical and mental health, End a pregnancy that tests have shown would result in a child with severe abnormalities
Possible Complications: Complications are rare. But, no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have an abortion, your doctor will review a list of possible complications. These may include: Infection, Allergic reaction, Heavy bleeding, Incomplete procedure.
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