Most abortions are carried out in the first 12 weeks, and the fetus is still very small, so it can be sucked out with a high-power aspirator, which is 25 times stronger than ordinary household vacuum cleaners. This method is called curettage. The force of the aspirator tears or distorts the fetal body, tearing the limbs one by one until only the head is left. The head of the fetus is too big to pass through the straw, so the abortion needs to insert forceps into the uterus, grab the floating head alone, then crush it until it can pass through the suction tube, and then take it out.
Describing this process, Dr. Ni Fenchun said: Basically, it is to chop up the fetus and then suck it out with an aspirator. When it comes out, it is just a pile of minced meat.
Many developed countries and most religions are extremely opposed to abortion. However, many women take abortion seriously, and even many girls use abortion to lose weight and breast enhancement, which is simply an act of seeking death. Many doctors are irresponsible and don't talk about the harm of abortion at all, which makes women suffer in ignorance.
When the suction tube rotates in the uterus, the membrane and liquid around the fetus are immediately sucked away, and small creatures are also torn. Finally, the placenta connected with the uterine epidermis is also pulled out. There is a manual that describes abortion at this stage: whenever something flows into the tube, the activity will stop until it all flows out, and then continue to rotate. During the whole process of aspiration and resection, you will see the pink tissue mixed with blood flowing out bit by bit through the plastic tube.
Another kind of abortion is called D&; E "expansion and emptying". This program is usually used in the fourth to eighth month. The cervix is enlarged, and it is not an aspirator that is inserted into the uterus, but a surgical forceps (like a big tool forceps). Clamp the fetal corpses, unscrew them one by one, take them out one by one, then crush and pull out the spine and skull, and scrape the other with a cutter or a sharp oval knife.
At d& time; In the "dilation and hemostasis" operation, the knife is put into the uterus and rotated. When it hits an obstacle, the knife concentrates on scraping. In other words, the fetus may have its arm cut off, its leg cut off, its face chopped, its head cut off, its body dismembered and cut into many small pieces, and then all parts of its body and placenta are sucked out. ...
The technical term for systematic cutting of fetal body is crushing. There are many potential crises in these actions. If the abortion operation is to cut or suck out the fetus, then all parts of the body must be carefully repaired to prove that the whole baby is outside the uterus, because if any part of the fetus stays in the uterus, it will be in danger of being infected with the virus. 1978, a report submitted to the doctors of the Family Planning Association, commented on D&; E technology is described as follows:
"In order to reduce the damage to the cervix, the fetus is taken out in small pieces, because the size and shape of the fetal head are usually the most difficult to crush and take out, and the staff should count every bone of the fetus ..."
Another abortion operation is the "salt poisoning method", which is used in the fourth to seventh months and is the most commonly used method in the 1970s. In this operation, a needle of three and a half inches to four inches is inserted into the ammioticsac from the mother's abdominal wall, and 200 mm of amniotic fluid is extracted, and then it is replaced by concentrated saline. In this process, the fetus swallows salt and "breathes" in it. Basically, the whole skin of the fetus was scalded by salt and gradually poisoned, so the mother began to give birth and discharged a dead, burned and shriveled baby. Occasionally, some babies survive this procedure and suffer from serious complications at birth, because "in this process, the tissues and organs of the baby are destroyed by bleeding, and the arteries and veins rupture, leaving huge bruises on their bodies."
Other abortion methods are stimulated by prostaglandin. Prostaglandins contain some hormones. When injected or used in uterine muscles, they will destroy the blood circulation of the fetus, contract violently, and then be excreted. Because prostaglandin has no direct toxicity to the unborn fetus, this abortion method leads to more fetuses being born due to abortion failure than saline method. The failure of abortion is a headache for medical staff, especially mothers: "The baby struggles for survival, can't breathe, twitches and moves around, which makes mothers unforgettable for life. After watching these babies die, the scenes at that time will appear repeatedly in my mind, and mothers will have a period of self-blame. "
Usually, if a child comes out and is still alive, they let him starve to death, and some people will strangle or kill him.
In fact, because these abortion methods are very unbearable, D&; E, just to avoid the problem of unsuccessful abortion. When the fetus is still "hidden" in the uterus, cutting, crushing or poisoning the fetus is still fatal, but the mother and medical staff are not so clear. In any case, its impact on medical staff is still the same.