Abortion is the most questionable “right” being debated today. Abortions have always been and will likely always be a debatable topic that not everyone will agree with. An abortion may occur spontaneously as a result of complexities during the pregnancy, or it may be forced. An induced abortion, carried out to save the mother's strength, is a useful abortion. An abortion completed for any possible reason is called an elective abortion. Life matters and the life of the unborn child has the same rights as the mother. Two groups referred to as pro-life and pro-choice. Pro-lifers say they believe that life has value and that the life of the unborn child has the same rights as the mother. Pro-choice advocates, however, argue that it is a woman's right to choose what to do with her body. Recognizing American morals and qualities, death is not ethically right. In this sense, killing unborn children is also ethically wrong. Abortions, this unethical practice of unborn children, should be banned in light of the fact that life begins at conception, therefore, abortion at any stage of pregnancy is murder, abortion also impacts mental on the mother of the unborn child and abortion is never a simple personal choice but a serious offense against God and His creation. Each year, 5 million families are expected to apply to adopt children, but it is extremely sad to realize that there are not enough children accessible to those families. A large number of these couples are infertile and cannot have children. Adoption could be a significantly better decision for moms. They may not need to deal with the pain and guilt of aborting their baby. These babies could be born... middle of paper... die, and pregnancy symptoms could manifest. An antibiotic will be given to help prevent contamination. Abortion might be performed for many reasons. The main reason why women's well-being is in danger. Then again, some people abuse this right and use it as a sort of pill for conception. There are many drugs based on abortion methods, all of which must be monitored by a doctor. In a method commonly known as the "morning-after pill," a woman is given large doses of estrogen within 72 hours of unprotected sex and again 12 hours later. Depending on the stage of a woman's menstrual cycle, estrogen will repress or delay ovulation or may change the uterine lining. This will keep a fertilized egg from implanting. On the other hand, some symptoms could be nausea, migraine, dizziness, or fluid retention.