Review of Literature on Abortion in the Family

Review of literature on family abortion Pregnancy abortion is a very controversial subject, argued over the past few years and may last for years. Women who make decisions are affected emotionally, mentally and physically, as the body is experiencing many unfamiliar changes. The main dispute is who is the right stop. Many people will say and say that women have the right to choose their own but have father's rights.

This review provides the greatest quantitative estimate of the mental health risk associated with abortion in world literature. Doubting the conclusion of a traditional review, the results show a moderate to high increase in the risk of mental health problems after abortion. Consistent with the principle of evidence-based medicine, this information should inform the provision of abortion service

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Review of literature on family abortion Pregnancy abortion is a very controversial subject, argued over the past few years and may last for years. Women who make decisions are affected emotionally, mentally and physically, as the body is experiencing many unfamiliar changes. The main dispute is who is the right stop. - In this article, I will explain the point of view opposite to my view point by point. Each paragraph is a statement from the opposite point of view, then my argument. A debate that supports this claim says that abortion should be legal in situations where the birth of a baby puts the mother's life at risk.

Literature review on psychological sequelae of abortion indicates that there is little evidence of prolonged adverse effects if voluntarily selected as a solution to pregnancy where abortion is not desired. There may be short guilt, anxiety and depression with relief. A woman with a long-term negative response risk may have a history of mental illness, young, single, immature, immature or conflicting. Relationships (especially their partners and relationships with their mothers); and increased the degree of contradiction in the process