Documentation of breast cancer risk started 50 years ago stating that in several countries breast cancer was more dominant in those women who had abortions opposed to the ones who didn’t after the legalization of abortion. Abortion still has a held a high percentage throughout the world, for example Romania’s government removed abortion their percentage decreased compared to the other countries where abortion was still there. Their percentages were increasing. Around the world women are having unsafe abortions done.70, 000 die each year from unsafe abortions, according to world health organization (WHO), and these deaths can be prevented.
In conclusion women can prevent these diseases and prevent from cause bodily harm to themselves by taking careful precautions. Women aren’t fully informed on abortions and they need to understand that it’s more than just getting rid of a baby that is unplanned. There are several other options to care for a unplanned pregnancy and abortion should be a option that isn’t considered at all. Women need to think of the long term effects of abortion and not just the short term. Ask yourself this question is this is what I want to do; do I want to put myself at risk and suffer mentally and physically for the rest of my life? A pregnancy can save a life for the mother and the child
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