Because we are not a medical authority we are unable to answer this question and instead believe you should seek a medical professional's advice.
Anyone talking about abortion must make their own choice and have their own reasons. The laws will be different in each state with regards to the legality of abortion. Many states still consider abortion illegal and will not allow a doctor to perform one.
If the state does recognize abortion as a legal process, a doctor may have their own morals. A doctor can refuse to do a procedure, unless they feel the patient would endanger themselves in trying to do the procedure illegally or by incorrect methods.
There are certain ways to harm a fetus in the early stages of pregnancy such as using drugs and alcohol; however, neither of these two substances may lead to an abortion. They may just affect the fetus at birth.
Since we are not a medical authority it is best to seek medical advice from a professional. A medical professional can answer the questions you ask, including this one, without a visit to the office. Most staff at a medical office may be able to answer this question or will make certain the doctor calls. For those who are asking this question for a report of some kind or for any other reason, the doctor may be hesitant to be specific.
- The topic at hand is a very sensitive one.
Anyone talking about abortion must make their own choice and have their own reasons. The laws will be different in each state with regards to the legality of abortion. Many states still consider abortion illegal and will not allow a doctor to perform one.
If the state does recognize abortion as a legal process, a doctor may have their own morals. A doctor can refuse to do a procedure, unless they feel the patient would endanger themselves in trying to do the procedure illegally or by incorrect methods.
There are certain ways to harm a fetus in the early stages of pregnancy such as using drugs and alcohol; however, neither of these two substances may lead to an abortion. They may just affect the fetus at birth.
Since we are not a medical authority it is best to seek medical advice from a professional. A medical professional can answer the questions you ask, including this one, without a visit to the office. Most staff at a medical office may be able to answer this question or will make certain the doctor calls. For those who are asking this question for a report of some kind or for any other reason, the doctor may be hesitant to be specific.