1. It is guided by MTP ACT 1971.
2. It's main provisions are:
a) when the length of pregnancy doesn't exceed 12
weeks one medical practitioner can perform
abortion.
b) when the same exceeds 12 weeks but not 20 weeks
not less than 2 practitioners should perform
abortion.
3. It allows abortion in following cases:
a) when continuance of pregnancy endangers the life
or physical and mental health of woman.
b) if it is going to result in genetic abonormality in
child.
c) when the pregnancy is caused by rape.
d) when the pregnancy is caused by failure of any
family planning device or method adopted by the
couples.
4. The sex of foetus will not be knoown untill the pregnancy is 12 - 14 weeks.
If you are considering having a medical termination of pregnancy, prior to you being administered any medication you will have a consultation with the doctor. The doctor will take a medical history and conduct an ultrasound to determine the site of the pregnancy and to make sure it corresponds with dates. It is particularly important that you are less than 7 weeks pregnant.
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ReplyDeleteYou should start to feel better each day after the abortion. Feeling sick, having abdominal discomfort, diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting or weakness more than 24 hours after taking misoprostol could be a sign of a serious complication. Do not wait for your follow-up appointment immediately consult your doctor and prevent complexities.
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