Abortion at Puding County People’s Hospital

Abortion is very harmful, not only to your physical health, but also to your future family harmony, career development, fortune, etc. It will have a very, very big impact. Before you make a decision on whether to have an abortion, please learn more about the risks of abortion, the harm to your body, the impact on your future life, the harm to your child, the reputation of the hospital, and what the abortion process is like; think about it. Why can't I give birth to this child? What difficulties do I need to pay for it with my child's life? What you have taken away is your child's living life. You cannot make hasty decisions.

Most abortions are performed within the first twelve weeks, when the fetus is still small and can be sucked out with a powerful suction device that is as powerful as a regular household vacuum. Twenty-five times that of the machine. This method is called suction curettage. 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, grab the floating head alone, and then crush it until it can pass through the suction tube, then the head will also was removed.

Dr. Nifenchun described the process and said: Basically, the fetus is chopped into pieces and then sucked out with a suction device. When it comes out, it is just a pile of minced meat.

Many developed countries and most religions are strongly opposed to abortion. However, many women do not take abortion seriously. There are actually many girls who use abortion to lose weight and enlarge their breasts. It is simply an act of seeking death. Many doctors are also irresponsible and do not talk about the dangers of abortion at all, leaving women to suffer in ignorance.

When the suction tube rotates in the uterus, the membranes and fluids around the fetus are immediately sucked away, and the small creature is torn apart. Finally, the placenta connected to the uterine epidermis is also pulled out. One manual describes this stage of abortion as follows: Whenever something is detected flowing into the tube, the movement will stop until it is all out, and then it will continue to turn. Throughout the suction ablation process, you will see Pink tissue mixed with blood flowed out bit by bit through the plastic tube.

Another abortion procedure is called D&E "dilation and evacuation". This procedure is usually used in the fourth to eighth months. The cervix is ??enlarged, and what is inserted into the uterus is not a suction device, but surgical forceps (like large tool pliers), which clamps the fetal body, twists it off part by part, and takes it out piece by piece, and then presses the spine and skull. Pull it out and scrape it clean with a trimmer or a sharp oval knife.

In the D&C "dilation and curretage" surgery, the knife is placed inside the uterus and rotated. When it encounters an obstacle, the knife will focus on scraping. In other words, the fetus' arms may be cut off, its legs may be cut off, its face may be chopped into pieces, its head may be chopped off, its body may be dismembered and cut into many small pieces, and then the various body parts and placenta may be sucked out...

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. In 1978, a report submitted to the AssociationPlanned Parenthood by doctors described the D&E technique as follows:

“In order to reduce damage to the uterine opening, the fetus is extracted into fine pieces. Because of the size and shape of the fetus's head, it is usually the most difficult to crush and pull out, so staff have to count every bone of the fetus..."

Another abortion procedure is the "saline method" "(Saline method), which is the salt poisoning method, is used in the fourth to seventh months and was the most commonly used method in the 1970s. This operation uses a three-and-a-half to four-inch needle to insert into the amniotic sac (ammiotic 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. Occasionally, babies who survive this procedure are born with serious complications because "during this process, the baby's tissues and organs are destroyed by bleeding, and arteries and veins are ruptured, leaving huge bruises on the body.< /p>

Other abortion methods are triggered by prostaglandin. Prostaglandin contains some hormone-like compounds that, when injected or applied to the uterine muscle, can damage the fetus's blood circulation and cause severe damage. Contracted and then expelled. Because prostaglandins are not directly toxic to the unborn fetus, this abortion method results in more fetuses born due to failed abortions. Failed abortions are very troublesome for medical staff, especially mothers: "The baby struggles for life, gasping for breath, twitching and moving around, which is unforgettable for the mother. After watching these babies die, the scene will be repeated in the mind, and the mother will have a period of self-blame.

Usually, if the baby comes out alive, they starve it to death, strangle it, or kill it.

In fact, because these abortion methods are so unbearable, That's why D&E was invented to avoid the problem of unsuccessful abortion. Cutting, crushing or poisoning the fetus while it is still in the womb will still be fatal, but only for the mother and medical staff. The words are not so clearly visible. Regardless, its impact on medical workers remains the same.