Abortions

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             Dilation and Extraction.
             After 13 weeks gestation, the pregnancy is terminated by dilating the cervix, the neckline opening to the uterus and the abortionist inserts an instrument that dismembers the foetus. The unborn is then removed manually or by suction. .
             Saline Amniocentesis.
             The procedure involves the insertion of a large needle into the mother's uterus, passing firstly through the abdominal wall. The practitioner then removes some of the fluid surrounding the foetus and replaces it with a strong saline solution. This makes the baby's environment unable to sustain life. The mother finally goes into labour and the baby is born dead, or near enough. .
             As with any medically procedure there are risk involved. The physical risks vary women to women, depending on which procedure is preformed. Some of these include:.
            
             • Blood clotting.
            
             • Permanently scarred uterus resulting in infertility.
            
             • A perforated uterus requiring surgery.
            
             • Very heavy bleeding, sometimes to the point of needing a blood transfusion.
             Sadly, with such a common operation, it can result in death from infection, hemorrhage and uterine perforation. Abortion is the only medical procedure where the law does not require an abortionist or nurse to outline the risks that are involved in the practice, of the fear they may talk the woman out of it or scare them away.
             Different religious views.
             Islam .
             In the holy Qur"an or in the saying of Prophet Muhammad it if no where stated that a woman is ethically allowed to have an abortion. However, there are numerous verses in the Holy Book Al-Qur'an which clearly protest the killing of a child, male or female, foetus or baby. "Do not kill or take human life which God has declared to be sacred." (Chapter 6 verse 151), which illustrates Allah children are to be treasured and guarded.