Latoya S. 10
Why should abortions be legal and regulated? Let talk about what abortion is first. The dictionary define abortion is the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy. The most common meaning is also similar
An abortion is the termination of a pregnancy. It is the removal part of a fetus (baby) before it is viable or considered to be a baby. Usually an abortion is done before the fetus or baby gets to be about 25 weeks old inside the mother’s uterus. It is also either a spontaneous abortion or induced abortion. There have been a lot of opinions on the different sides of abortion and at what part of reproduction do people feel a fetus is considered to be an actual baby. …show more content…
Women would have a sexual encounter with another male outside of her marriage and then she could remove the fetus if they ended up implanting inside of her uterus. Once the woman ends up pregnant she would have an abortion and then continue on with her life.
Abortion also has the effect of messing with the woman being able to get pregnant in the future. Abortion also interrupts with the uterine wall. Having an abortion could also damage the uterine wall and ruin chances of conception again. This would result in the woman not being able to have the child that she wants later on in her life. It could also mess with the woman’s health in life and affect her badly.
Several consequences follow especially when young, most unmarried women go for an abortion. There is definitely the fear of negative health consequences in the future and emotional trauma apart from the fear of the abortion procedure. However, the fear of social condemnation and moral judgment are way more of the worry about health consequences. Abortion is perhaps a consequence of social and cultural constraints impacting upon gender norms. While abortion is seen as empowering women by making the reproductive health available to them, but it is also seen causing physical and mental
Why should abortions be legal and regulated? Let talk about what abortion is first. The dictionary define abortion is the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy. The most common meaning is also similar
An abortion is the termination of a pregnancy. It is the removal part of a fetus (baby) before it is viable or considered to be a baby. Usually an abortion is done before the fetus or baby gets to be about 25 weeks old inside the mother’s uterus. It is also either a spontaneous abortion or induced abortion. There have been a lot of opinions on the different sides of abortion and at what part of reproduction do people feel a fetus is considered to be an actual baby. …show more content…
Women would have a sexual encounter with another male outside of her marriage and then she could remove the fetus if they ended up implanting inside of her uterus. Once the woman ends up pregnant she would have an abortion and then continue on with her life.
Abortion also has the effect of messing with the woman being able to get pregnant in the future. Abortion also interrupts with the uterine wall. Having an abortion could also damage the uterine wall and ruin chances of conception again. This would result in the woman not being able to have the child that she wants later on in her life. It could also mess with the woman’s health in life and affect her badly.
Several consequences follow especially when young, most unmarried women go for an abortion. There is definitely the fear of negative health consequences in the future and emotional trauma apart from the fear of the abortion procedure. However, the fear of social condemnation and moral judgment are way more of the worry about health consequences. Abortion is perhaps a consequence of social and cultural constraints impacting upon gender norms. While abortion is seen as empowering women by making the reproductive health available to them, but it is also seen causing physical and mental