Study: 5,500 Women Go to ER Every Year from A******n Procedures
Jul 2, 2018 16:22:37 #
Study: 5,500 Women Go to ER Every Year from A******n Procedures
Amanda Casanova | Religion Today Contributing Writer | Monday, July 2, 2018
Some 5,500 women go to the emergency room each year in the U.S. because of complications following a******n procedures.
According to a study from Ushma D. Upadhyay, a professor at the University of California, at least 27,941 women went to an emergency room after a******ns from 2009 to 2013.
The study, however, said, “perceptions that a******n is unsafe are not based on evidence.”
"A******n-related [emergency department] visits comprise a small proportion of women's ED visits," the study concludes. "Many a******n-related visits may not be indicated or could have been managed at a less costly level of care. Given the low rate of major incidents, perceptions that a******n is unsafe are not based on evidence," the study claims.
Researchers used data from a sample of 947 to 964 hospitals with a focus on women and girls from 15-49.
Of the emergency room cases between 2009-2013, 51 percent received observational care only. About 20 percent of emergency room visits by women who had suffered complications from an a******n were cases that required a t***sfusion, surgery or inpatient stint. About 22 percent of all cases in those years resulted in hospital admission.
According to the study, just 11 percent of all a******ns in the U.S. result in major incidents.
Women who go to a******n facilities should be told of the risks, Students for Life of America spokesperson Matt Lamb told Campus Reform.
"Any place that commits a******n should absolutely have to inform people of the risks," Lamb said. "Colleges should not be committing a******ns nor referring students for a******ns, but if they are going to do so, they should have to inform students of the risk, because it is incredibly unlikely that Planned Parenthood or another a******n facility will do so."
Although a******n supporters say a******n is much safer today, fatalities still occur. Earlier this year, a coroner in London accused an a******n clinic of "repeated failures of recording of observations" including a case of a woman who died in 2012 due to complications from an a******n procedure.
The average cost of the emergency department visits noted in the study was $4,719 and 8.6 percent of emergency department visits cost $10,000 or more.
Amanda Casanova | Religion Today Contributing Writer | Monday, July 2, 2018
Some 5,500 women go to the emergency room each year in the U.S. because of complications following a******n procedures.
According to a study from Ushma D. Upadhyay, a professor at the University of California, at least 27,941 women went to an emergency room after a******ns from 2009 to 2013.
The study, however, said, “perceptions that a******n is unsafe are not based on evidence.”
"A******n-related [emergency department] visits comprise a small proportion of women's ED visits," the study concludes. "Many a******n-related visits may not be indicated or could have been managed at a less costly level of care. Given the low rate of major incidents, perceptions that a******n is unsafe are not based on evidence," the study claims.
Researchers used data from a sample of 947 to 964 hospitals with a focus on women and girls from 15-49.
Of the emergency room cases between 2009-2013, 51 percent received observational care only. About 20 percent of emergency room visits by women who had suffered complications from an a******n were cases that required a t***sfusion, surgery or inpatient stint. About 22 percent of all cases in those years resulted in hospital admission.
According to the study, just 11 percent of all a******ns in the U.S. result in major incidents.
Women who go to a******n facilities should be told of the risks, Students for Life of America spokesperson Matt Lamb told Campus Reform.
"Any place that commits a******n should absolutely have to inform people of the risks," Lamb said. "Colleges should not be committing a******ns nor referring students for a******ns, but if they are going to do so, they should have to inform students of the risk, because it is incredibly unlikely that Planned Parenthood or another a******n facility will do so."
Although a******n supporters say a******n is much safer today, fatalities still occur. Earlier this year, a coroner in London accused an a******n clinic of "repeated failures of recording of observations" including a case of a woman who died in 2012 due to complications from an a******n procedure.
The average cost of the emergency department visits noted in the study was $4,719 and 8.6 percent of emergency department visits cost $10,000 or more.
Jul 2, 2018 17:44:39 #
PoppaGringo, Your source is suspicious at best, but even if she is correct, she didn't mention how many women died from a******ns that weren't legal, before Roe v Wade, or how many women die every year from natural childbirth.
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Jul 3, 2018 10:40:01 #
PoppaGringo wrote:
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Very interesting birth control would keep those women out of the hospital for those procedures. Women have to realize that am a******n is not an effective means of birth control. First off is abstinence, second birth control, lastley would be ab a******n.
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