Here is a warning from one organization, WEBA (Women Exploited by Abortion). Abortion procedures can have the following consequences:
I. Physical consequences include: infertility, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirth, bleeding and infection, exhaustion, shock and coma, perforation of the uterus, peritonitis, intense pain, loss of body organs, insomnia, anorexia, reduced ability to work, and nervousness.
II. The psychological consequences are: guilt and blame, urge to commit suicide, mourning, withdrawal, regret, remorse, loss of self-confidence, lowering of self-esteem, hostility, anger, despair, helplessness, hatred of those involved in the abortion, ending the relationship with the partner, loss of libido, inability to forgive oneself, nightmares.
Three, abortion is more obvious harm to young girls: a U.S. study in Minnesota showed that the percentage of suicides among teenage girls who had abortions within six months was ten times that of girls who did not have abortions. Other related studies have also pointed out that young girls with multiple abortions, within six months of the abortion, the risk of suicide and the risk of mental disorder is even higher, which deserves the attention and deep thought of parents and teachers. According to medical research, the rate of breast cancer among teenage girls who give birth to their first child before the age of 18 is much lower than the rate of breast cancer among older women who give birth to their first child. In other words, giving birth to a child is in fact better for the health of the girl.
Four, abortion will also make women's risk of breast cancer increased: a U.S. study reported that the whole pregnancy not only reduces the rate of women's disease, especially the risk of breast cancer, and can improve women's health. Nearly one in eight women in the U.S. develops breast cancer each year - about 175,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer and 42,500 women die of the disease. The medical profession and the media often emphasize early self-examination for breast cancer, but seldom point out the correlation between full-term pregnancy and the risk of breast cancer.
5. Increased risk of death: The percentage of women who die within one year of an abortion is three times that of women who give birth during pregnancy. The rate of suicide within one year of an abortion is six times higher among women who have had an abortion than among women who have had a pregnancy. The rate of fatal accidents within one year of an abortion is three times higher among women who have had an abortion than among women who have given birth during pregnancy. Thirteen times as many women who have had an abortion die from homicide within one year of the abortion as women who have given birth during pregnancy. This is a study published in 1997 by the Finnish Government's National Research Center for Finance and Health Development. This study of the correlation between birth and abortion deaths gives us a more accurate picture of the relationship between birth and abortion deaths, which has been studied in Western medicine.