How to fight abortion in America
In addition, new regulations in Arizona prohibit insurers from covering the costs associated with termination of pregnancy if the policy was issued in accordance with the legal regulations established by the Affordable Care Act. Arizona is already the 15th state in America that prevents access to abortions, especially for those who use federal insurance introduced by President Obama.On the other hand, the Arizona Law would be an exception because it introduces an informed consent condition, according to which a doctor is required to notify a woman of any possibility that is disputed by most doctors or healthcare organizations. The claims that pharmacological abortion can be canceled are not supported by the results of the tests, as written in the report of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) to the legislature of the state of Arizona.
Women undergoing pharmacological abortion usually take two types of drugs within a few days: the first is mifepristone, which leads to termination of pregnancy in 50-70% of cases. A San Diego doctor who opposes abortion claims that the consequences of this medical procedure can be prevented if a pregnant woman taking medications to terminate her pregnancy receives progesterone on time. George Delgado even published an article in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy.&In which he reported that four out of six women reported pregnancy after mifepristone abortion because they were given 200 mg of progesterone intramuscularly. Delgado manages the website абортпиллреверсал.сом where he appeals to women who may not be too late for them.
The American medical community rather agrees that these statements are intentionally misleading. There are no reliable studies confirming the effectiveness of therapy to counteract the effects of taking mifepristone", - experts from ACOG write. - The data collected so far suggests that in rare cases, when a woman changes her mind about having an abortion after a miscarriage, she has the same chance of maintaining pregnancy, regardless of whether she is waiting for a calm development of events or comes for a progesterone injection.
Meanwhile, the Arizona legislature has ordered doctors to inform patients that the effects of a pharmacological abortion can be reversed if a woman changes her mind, but time is running out. Gynecologists will contact the portal of the State Department of Health for more information.
An anti-abortion activist group from Arizona, which is behind the new rules, tweeted a photo of Ducey signing the bill. "The vast majority of Americans are against paying out of taxpayers' pockets for abortions," the governor said in a statement. - Arizona is no different, where there is a long tradition of opposition to government funding of abortions.
Almost 204,200 residents of the state have signed a contract with an insurer in accordance with the legal framework created by the Affordable Care Act, which means that all these "patients" will receive unreliable information.", - notes Jody Liggett from the Office of Planned Parenthood of Arizona. - We are really worried about this. I won't overdo it by saying that many of our doctors were shocked by this news. Women who are in an extremely difficult personal situation will be provided with information that does not have an academic background. https://www.picenotime.it/it/pagine/59F89E34-F658-11E9-BA84-B0A97E8EE179,FD9C82D2-FBDC-11EA-85A3-B832108FCDFE,76BA2984-87DE-11F0-B707-3257A19AA718