No more. Too big. The child has fully grown into an adult.

Things you need to know before abortion

1. Life has a child in your belly

Everyone’s life begins with the fertilization of the egg , although he is still a little small at this stage, he is already a person.

As a mother, you can naturally feel the life beating in your belly.

One month pregnant: Your baby is now an embryo, and the heart will already start beating on the 21st day.

Two months pregnant: Your baby is now about the size of a cashew nut and is constantly moving. His fingers were starting to take shape, but they looked like little fans.

Three months pregnant: Your baby is now seven or eight centimeters long and weighs as much as half a banana. Now his fingerprints can be seen, and this unique "ID card" will follow him throughout his life.

Four months pregnant: Your baby’s rubbery cartilage is developing into real bones. If you have an ultrasound during this month, the doctor may see your baby sucking his thumb.

Six months of pregnancy: Billions of neurons are being generated in your baby’s brain. His head is also enlarging to accommodate his growing brain. Your baby's nutritional needs are also reaching their peak.

Nine months pregnant: Your baby is ready to meet you soon. He may already be 51cm long and weigh 3.2kg (boys tend to be slightly heavier than girls).

Birth: Life is so wonderful and mysterious! Each of us comes from nothing. If it were not for adult mistakes and crimes, how could humans have invented abortion?

2. Abortion

A matter of life and death

The truth about abortion: Abortion One of the reasons why people acquiesce in abortion is that they cannot see the impact of abortion on the unborn baby.

Suction excision: Most abortions are performed within the first twelve weeks. The fetus is still very small and can be sucked out with a powerful suction device. The ability of this suction device Twenty-five times that of ordinary household vacuum cleaners.

This method is called suction resection. The force of the suction device tears or twists the fetal body, tearing apart the limbs one by one until only the head remains. The head of the fetus is too big to pass through the suction tube, so the abortionist needs to use forceps to insert into the uterus, clamp the floating head alone, and then crush it until it can pass through the suction tube, then the head will also was removed.

Clamping and curettage & morcellation: Another method of abortion is called forceps and curettage. Usually used in the fourth to eighth months. The cervix was enlarged, and what was inserted into the uterus was not a suction device, but surgical forceps, which clamped the fetal body, twisted it off part by part, and took it out piece by piece. Then, the spine and skull were crushed and pulled out, and another piece of Scrape it clean with a trimmer or sharp oval knife.

The technical term for the planned chopping up of the fetal body is "morcellation." There are many potential dangers in these operations. If the abortion involves cutting or aspirating the fetus, the body parts must be carefully reassembled to confirm that the entire baby is outside the uterus, because if any part of the fetus is left in the uterus, it will There is a risk of contracting the virus.

Salt poisoning method: Another method of abortion is the salt poisoning method, which is used in the fourth to seventh months. This operation uses a three-and-a-half to four-inch needle to insert into the amniotic sac from the mother's abdominal wall, extract 200mm of amniotic fluid, and then replace it with a strong saline solution. In this procedure, the fetus swallows the salt and "breathes" in the salt. Basically, the skin of the fetus is burned by the salt and is slowly poisoned. Then the mother begins to give birth and expels a dead and burned baby. , and withered babies.

Possible harm caused by abortion

Endometrial scarring: Medical devices can easily leave permanent scars on the soft endometrium.

Uterine perforation: During an abortion, the uterus may be punctured. Especially the longer the pregnancy, the more miscarriages, and the greater the chance of uterine perforation.

If this happens, part of the uterus must be removed, or even the entire uterus in severe cases.

Miscarriage and premature birth: Women who have had one or more abortion surgeries are most likely to have recurrent miscarriages or premature births. Data shows that when pregnant again, women who have had an abortion have a 2.5 times higher chance of miscarriage than women who have never had an abortion.

Infertility: Survey data show that among women with secondary infertility, 88.2% have had abortions.

Breast cancer: Research has found that there is a great correlation between abortion and breast cancer: In the first three months of pregnancy, due to hormonal changes in the body of pregnant women, breast tissue proliferates rapidly, three times the usual amount. But the resistance of breast tissue to breast cancer at this time is very low, and the resistance will not be restored until after 32 weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, there are significant risks in terminating a pregnancy suddenly.

Death: In fact, complications caused by abortion, such as heavy bleeding, uterine perforation, organ damage, etc., may take a woman’s life if not handled properly.

3. What to do if you choose not to have an abortion

The following are some suggestions for unexpected pregnancy. Although they cannot cover every specific situation, they are indeed worth considering.

If you are married: Decisive to give birth! Since ancient times, having many children has always been a symbol of happiness. Whether you don't want this child because of finances, emotions or external pressure, it is a great pity. The hardship of raising children is only temporary, but the blessings are long-lasting. Children carry hope, and abortion cuts off all possibilities. How do you know he won't be the next Einstein? Look at the families around you. Under other similar circumstances, families with more children must be happier.

If you are not married yet: Get married with a child. If the relationship between the two parties is stable, marriage is the best way to welcome the birth of a child, and accidents become surprises. As long as both parties are willing, parents usually will not object. And there is a living person in my belly, just like you and I have been in our mother's belly for many years. Now he/she is your child.

Being a single mother is not an easy task, but it is not impossible. With the improvement of social tolerance, more and more women are becoming single mothers for the sake of their children. It is for this reason that single mothers are greater than ordinary mothers. You are the only support for the child in your belly now, and his/her future is in your hands.

If you can't keep the child anyway, then give it up for adoption. Although it is a last resort to separate the child from his biological parents, it is a better choice than killing him through abortion. And now there are many homeless families who are willing to adopt children, and they will give this child a good future. Life is precious, don't have an abortion and keep the child.