Colorado Medical Board finds that so-called abortion reversal is outside “generally accepted standard of practice”
Colorado Medical Board finds that so-called abortion reversal is outside “generally accepted standard of practice”
The rule, which came after hours of discussion, does not go as far as the Democratic-controlled legislature wanted, but comes close to an outright ban
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Where does it say the abortion reversal is against the patient's wishes?
This mention was found in the article: "The intent of this bill was to stop this predatory bait-and-switch, deceiving women and especially at-risk women"
The article, sadly, didn't go into much more detail regarding such incidents.
after you take the mifepristone the embryo is no longer alive. you start your period maybe a couple hours after taking the pill. all the second bottle does is force it out. i would be weary of a drug that says it can reverse any kind of affect that the mifepristone had on the embryo.
Suffering and cruelty really is the point isn't it?
taking progesterone orally doesn't make any sense -- progesterone is metabolized very strongly by the liver. all of the progesterone taken this way will be converted into metabolites within hours of ingestion. there is no way this pill is supported by the science.
I'm honestly afraid to even read the article and find out what "abortion reversal" means. That's just not how the reproductive system works.
basically, the first pill blocks the bodies production of progesterone, which is necessary for pregnancy. the reversal pill is attempting to restore progesterone in the body so pregnancy can continue but in a way that can't possibly work.
I'm in no way advocating for this "abortion reversal" nonsense, but just saying, I take progesterone orally and it does its job pretty damn well..