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| − | '''[[Abortion]]''', more correctly termed ''infanticide'', can result in severe uterine and/or vaginal '''bleeding''' for women who undergo the procedure. <ref>http://en.allexperts.com/q/Abortion-1320/2009/3/post-abortion-cramping-bleeding-2.htm</ref>. Anecdotally, the bleeding often lasts for weeks<ref>http://www.steadyhealth.com/after_abortion_bleeding_and_clots_t76895.html</ref> and can be extraordinarily painful. | + | '''[[Abortion]]''', more correctly termed ''infanticide'', can result in severe uterine and/or vaginal '''bleeding''' for women who undergo the procedure. <ref>http://en.allexperts.com/q/Abortion-1320/2009/3/post-abortion-cramping-bleeding-2.htm</ref><ref>http://afterabortion.org/2000/abortion-four-times-deadlier-than-childbirth</ref> Anecdotally, the bleeding often lasts for weeks<ref>http://www.steadyhealth.com/after_abortion_bleeding_and_clots_t76895.html</ref> and can be extraordinarily painful. |
The medical profession refers to this phenonenom as retained tissue. It usually occurs a few days after the "procedure". The most common cause of retained tissue is small clots or minute amounts of the tissue lining of the uterus being discharged. It can resemble a period, but unlike this entirely natural, God-given process this bleeding represents the murder of an unborn child. | The medical profession refers to this phenonenom as retained tissue. It usually occurs a few days after the "procedure". The most common cause of retained tissue is small clots or minute amounts of the tissue lining of the uterus being discharged. It can resemble a period, but unlike this entirely natural, God-given process this bleeding represents the murder of an unborn child. | ||
Revision as of 04:45, February 18, 2016
Abortion, more correctly termed infanticide, can result in severe uterine and/or vaginal bleeding for women who undergo the procedure. [1][2] Anecdotally, the bleeding often lasts for weeks[3] and can be extraordinarily painful.
The medical profession refers to this phenonenom as retained tissue. It usually occurs a few days after the "procedure". The most common cause of retained tissue is small clots or minute amounts of the tissue lining of the uterus being discharged. It can resemble a period, but unlike this entirely natural, God-given process this bleeding represents the murder of an unborn child.
Some doctors will proscribe Motrin, Advil or Ibuprofen 800 mg (4 tabs) every 6-8 hours, but the best way to avoid infanticide-related bleeding is to not murder your unborn children.