One man and one woman can create something so wonderful, unique, and equivalent of both: a child. But when creating something as precious as a baby, comes a lot of responsibilities. For example, one must have all the necessary supplies for bringing a new life to the world: shelter, food, clothes, money, a way for transportation, etc. Of course if you are unprepared you may seek other options, like an abortion.
At any rate, abortions must not remain to be seen as something lightly. Abortion occurs when you decide to terminate the pregnancy within the first 28 weeks. The reason for that being is because the fetus is about the size of an eggplant and weighs about two pounds, small enough to be removed from the uterus. If you do decide to get an abortion, but feel it is wrong to do so, know this, the best time to truly get an abortion is around the first 15 days because it’s still a cell. During the 18th day it begins to have a heartbeat.
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Fortunately, “less than one out of 100 women who have an abortion have serious problems afterwards.” Your health professional should go over the information about the procedure resulting from your decision to have the abortion. The normal symptoms you and many other women could experience are “irregular bleeding or spotting for as long as the first 3 weeks, cramping first 2 weeks, and emotional reactions for 2 to 3 weeks.” If you are that one percent to have the misfortune of complications, you can expect heavy bleeding and infections in your body. Severe bleeding: passing clots bigger than a golf ball lasting 2 or more hours, and soaking more than 2 pads in an hour for 2 hours in a row. Signs of an infection can be the following: headaches, muscle aches, and dizziness. Severe pains, vomiting, belly swelling or rapid heart rate, hot flashes or fever reaction up to 100.4 Fahrenheit May also