Before murdering an unborn child, the abortion doctor must first determine the pregnancy time of the fetal mother. The only thing an abortion doctor has to do is to determine how long the fetus can live and choose the most effective killing method. The whole pregnancy process is divided into three stages (three months is one stage, that is, about nine months). The first trimester is the first twelve weeks, the second trimester is from the thirteenth week to the twenty-fourth week, and the last trimester is the time left until the baby is born. The mode of abortion varies with pregnancy.
Early pregnancy (first trimester)
(1) The most common early abortion uses vacuum aspiration to suck the embryo out of the uterus with a suction machine similar to a vacuum cleaner, which can be manually (with a handle) or electrically operated. At present, electric suction machines are commonly used. Usually, manual suction machines are mostly used to kill fetuses less than six weeks old. Unless it is the earliest abortion, the mother's cervix will be enlarged enough for the suction tube to be inserted into the uterus. A hollow suction tube made of plastic is connected to a manual or electric pump by a curved rubber tube. When the suction machine is set up, the doctor manipulates the end of the suction tube along the surface of the uterus to suck out the fetus-either the whole fetus or the fragments. Aspiration curettage uses a suction machine to suck out the fetus, and the residual part is scraped from the uterus with a surgical instrument-a curette. Next, the doctor used a suction machine to clean all the rest of the fetus from the uterus.
(2) The second method is dilation and curettage. In this process, the mother is injected with anesthetic, the cervix is dilated, and the curette removes the fetus from the mother along the uterus, so there is no need to use aspiration.
(3) Some first-trimester abortions use drugs instead of surgery. The whole procedure begins with the mother using mifepristone or methotrexate. Mifepristone can cause the fetus to separate from the uterus, while methotrexate is actually a poison that directly kills the fetus. Once the fetus is stripped or dead, the mother is injected with oxytocin that causes contractions, and then the stillborn fetus is discharged. This method only applies to the first nine weeks of pregnancy.
The second to third month of pregnancy
(1) Dilation and extraction are the most commonly used methods in the second trimester. In this process, the mother's cervix must be enlarged larger than that in the early pregnancy. The simplest reason is that the fetus at this time is too big to be sucked out with a suction machine. After the cervix is fully dilated, the doctor begins the procedure of dilatation and removal-first rupturing the amniotic sac that wraps the unborn fetus, then dismembering the fetus's body and pulling out the fragments. To complete this step, the doctor needs to use a suction machine and surgical forceps (basically, this forceps is like a vice). The doctor inserted the instrument into the uterus, opened and closed it until the fetus or placenta was caught, then tore off pieces and pulled them out of the uterus. This process was repeated until the doctor cleaned them up.
Sometimes the fetal head is too big to be pulled out of the uterus, and the doctor has to first crush it with surgical forceps. Doctors know that the skull has been fully mashed when the brains of the fetus break out from the uterus, which doctors call "skull signal", which means that the skull will be removed more easily. When the doctor feels that the cleaning is almost done, he will scrape off any residue attached to the uterine wall with a curette. After that, the suction machine sucks the remains still in the uterus. During the expansion and removal procedure, all the pieces dismembered from the fetal body will be put in the tray and reassembled, so as to ensure that the whole fetus has been completely removed.
Pay attention to the formation of finger bones, spine and ribs in the eight-week-old aborted child.
Usually, the day before this procedure is performed, there is an extra step, that is, the doctor pierces the mother's abdomen with a long puncture needle and directly stabs the fetus' heart, and injects isohydroxydigitalis glycoside to promote the fetus' death. This chemical will soften the fetus' body and make the process of decomposition and removal easier. However, the use of this method is gradually declining, because the chemical is very toxic, the doctor has to be very cautious-the needle can only pierce the fetus, not the mother; Sometimes doctors will poke the fetus with a needle before injecting poison, and when they see the fetus struggling in the air, the procedure will continue. For example, it's like harpooning a fish.
(2) A variant of dilatation and extubation is called complete dilatation and extubation. In this procedure, the fetus is not dismembered into pieces, but is completely removed. Generally speaking, doctors will use an abortion chemical to kill the fetus first or locate the fetus so as to crush the head. But in some cases, the fetus actually survived this procedure! The abortion industry calls the situation of the rest of the life a terrible and complicated situation. When this happens, the dying fetus is just left to die at will. The abortion industry calls it "palliative care." In some cases, some doctors will use "positive" methods such as drowning, crushing the fetal trachea or pinching the fetal neck.
(3) Another abortion method in the second trimester is perfusion. The doctor will use a long syringe to penetrate the mother's abdomen, pierce the amniotic sac, extract amniotic fluid, and then infuse it with a liquid containing salt or urea to replace amniotic fluid. Imagine what would happen if the fetus swallowed this terrible liquid! This cruel means often takes hours to slowly torture the fetus to death. Many pregnant women feel that the fetus is violently twisting in the abdomen but there is nowhere to escape! After the fetus is discharged from the mother's body, their whole fragile body shows shocking and serious burns (burned by chemical liquid)!
Once the murder procedure begins, the mother is injected with induced labor drugs, and finally the dead fetus is expelled. When the fetus is still alive, some doctors will inject drugs to death before the fetus is discharged from the mother, to ensure that it is a stillbirth, in short, it can't come out alive! The function of urea is to soften the fetus and accelerate the dismemberment and removal of the fetus.
(4) Another way of abortion in the second trimester is induced labor. The mother is injected with prostaglandin or oxytocin, and at the same time, the doctor will kill the fetus to ensure that it is stillborn. Sometimes, oxytocin is enough to murder the fetus before the doctor can do it. Generally speaking, induced labor is to give birth to a living fetus, and then the fetus can't escape the fate of death during the complete expansion and extraction operation. In addition, if the fetus comes out alive, the most common reaction is to leave them to die, or the doctor simply kills them.
(5) The last abortion in the second trimester is hysterectomy. Every year, a considerable number of fetuses around the world die because of this. This is rare in all abortion procedures, mainly because the mother's chances of complications or death are higher than other second-trimester abortions. During hysterectomy, the mother's entire uterus (including the fetus) was removed, and the fetus died. Resection is similar to a certain part of caesarean section, but the difference is that in caesarean section, the doctor does not remove the uterus, but only cuts the uterus and takes out the baby. If the fetus is still alive after hysterectomy, it is often abandoned to die!
babies are executed in such a cruel way, and what goes around comes around comes around, which makes them unhappy at all. So why do doctors and nurses who have abortions often inspire evil?