Abortion in 21 weeks

2025-03-15 08:48:39
Abortion is possible upto 24 weeks so around 21weeks my friend wants to abort her child..so is this possible through medical treatment?
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Answered2025-03-15 15:35:34

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Answered2025-03-15 14:54:07

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2 gynecologist must be of the opinion that the women needs the abortion on grounds that are permitted by the law. It is also more risky to undergo abortion at this stage but if reason is valid it may be allowed

Answered2025-03-15 14:02:26

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There should be a good reason to seek an MTP at 21 weeks. MTP is permitted till 24 weeks but we need a team of Doctors to certify that this MTP is indicated.

Answered2025-03-15 09:12:34

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There should be an indication for termination at 21 weeks

Answered2025-03-15 16:40:31

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It will be like a normal delivery itself. Not at all warranted of the baby is healthy
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Answered2025-03-15 12:25:57

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The reason for abortion should be genuine as in legally acceptable.Then it can be terminated after admission in a hospital

Answered2025-03-15 11:11:41

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