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Abortion please!
My wife got tested postive for pregnancy. We as a parent decide that we dont want this baby. Because my wife got pregnant last year only. She delivered to a baby girl and shes jist 7months. So we want to abort this. 13th of every month she get her periods. So its 3days delay. I hope it eont be an issue? And i heard about abortion pills. So shall i give it to her because its her initial stage. Please sir/ma'am please help. Please. She had operated last year for delivery.
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Abortion laws are there. Need to see the gynaecologist  physically with an ultrasound  report.It is covered by the MTP ACT for the woman safety during process.
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You as a couple can go for medical abortion but with a strict medical vigilance Usage of a good contraception can prevent unwanted pregnancy and abortion which have a great affect on women's health
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Kindly visit some certified MTP centre for medical termmination of pregnancy. Pls don't take medicine yourself. Some tests and ultrasound required before abortion.
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U will hv to meet a dr in person get an ultrasound done n proceed under her supervision Abortion is a legal process and online prescription for abortion is illegal and not available
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This is a legal procedure and cannot be done online. There are forms to be filled with sign and stamp of the doctor and sign of the patient. So consult a gynaecologist in person for the same.
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