1. JAIRO QUINTERO RODRIGUEZ
JHON EDISON ALVAREZ PAIPA
CRISTIAN JOSE HUERTAS CASTAÑO
THE ABORTION: METHODS
AND CONSEQUENCES

3. The abortionist first paralyzes the cervix. He then
inserts a hollow plastic tube with a knife-like tip into
the uterus. The tube is connected to a powerful pump
with a suction force 29 times more powerful than a
home vacuum cleaner.
The procedure tears the baby's body into pieces and
the hose frequently jerks as pieces of the baby become
lodged. The placenta is then cut from the inner wall of
the uterus and the scraps are sucked out into a bottle.
As the baby head can't pass through the tube, it is
introduced into the womb an instrument that
compresses the little head and then takes it out.

4. Most often used after the first trimester (first three
months). The abortionist injects a strong salt
solution directly into the amniotic sac. The baby
breathes and swallows it, is poisoned, struggles,
and sometimes convulses. It takes over an hour to
kill the baby. The mother delivers the dead baby in
a day or two (sometimes alive!). The corrosive
effect of the salt solution often burns and strips
away the outer layer of the baby's skin. This
technique was originally developed in the
concentration camps in Nazi Germany.

5. Precocious and unnoticed abortion can happen
in 50% or more of the menstrual cycles of
women who are taking low doses of
contraceptives. With the combined tablet, the
abortion can happen once every two years.
That is, a woman who takes contraceptives or
uses injections is aborting in such a percentage.

6. Uncommon today and used during the first 10
weeks of pregnancy. This is similar to the
suction procedure except that the abortionist
inserts a curette, a loop-shaped steel knife up
into the uterus. He then cuts the placenta and
baby into pieces and scrapes them out into a
basin. Bleeding is usually profuse.

7.  Fear for Financial difficulty to raise the child.
 Fear to what people or parents might think or
say.
 Fear to the 9 months of pregnancy and to the
pain during the labor.
 Health problems.
 Rape.
 Hormonal contraceptives.

8.  What were the reasons why you abort?
 What abortion method did you use?
 What physical and psychological implications
did you have because of abortion?
 When you abort, did you know what criminal
consequences were you facing? Why?
 Would you abort again?

10. There are different methods of abortion, but each of
them are present a high degree of risk for the women
because they are delicate procedures. Besides, It
represents taking the life of a human being.
Principally, the abortion is used for low-income
adolescents.
The physic and psychological damages because of
abortion change each of women and there are difficult
of overcome.