do they put you to sleep when you get an abortion?

Question

if not, can i go to work after?

Answer 1

Don't listen to these people, they are trying to guilt you out of your right to make your own decision regarding your body and whats best for you.
Some places will let you request being p asleep for the procedure but for an additional cost.
Best of luck to you and please don't let these people make you feel bad. This is your right as a woman to make this choice.

Answer 2

Some places do and some places dont it really just depends on where you go so if you would rather be put to sleep while it is being done then just ring around the different clinics and ask how they go about doing the procedure and what steps are taken to perform the abortion, they will give you all the info you need.

Answer 3

I don't know if you're facing a "crisis pregnancy" or if you're just asking, but you should find out everything you possibly can before you make any decision. I had a crisis pregnancy, with very little family support, and no partner, I turned to a pregnancy help center, and now I have a beautiful 5 year old daughter. Feel free to contact, but here are some great sites to help inform you. If you have this procedure, expect physical pain that may last a few weeks, and emotional pain that will last the rest of your life. God loves you and every baby he creates.
http://www.lifesite.net/abortiontypes/
http://www.nrlc.org/abortion/Fetal_Pain/FetalPain091604.pdfhttp://www.magicyellow.com/category/Abortion_Alternatives_Organizations/Cities.html

Answer 4

Do some research. You have the right to ask questions BEFORE any elective procedure. There are risks associated with abortions that are not always told if you don't ask first.

Be informed before you choose. It's that simple. I am quite tempted to give you my personal beliefs, but hope you choose appropriately without them. Regardless, make an informed decision. Ask about risks/side effects before ANY procedure you choose to undergo.

Answer 5

It depends on the procedure - some require nothing, some may give a local, and some may give the patient the option of being put under.

As far as risks go - any medical procedure has them, but it's usually far less risky than actually giving birth.

As for the whack jobs - ignore them. Anti-choice people don't believe that women are humans to begin with - simply walking baby-storage tanks that are also good for cooking and cleaning.

Answer 6

Not always. Some places will give you something as standard practice, but some places actually charge extra to put you out. Either way, I'd urge you to think seriously and hardly about it before doing it. It's something that will be part of who you are for the rest of your life. You may move on in life, but you'll never forget about that baby who might have been.

Answer 7

Yes on a surgical abortion you will, non-surgical is a pill and dosent. I hope you reviewed all of you options, but i've had an abortion and am not judging you. good luck

Answer 8

yeah they do but after you feel really sick and if you have a heart you will feel bad. you will probably bleed for up to 2 weeks and you will probably be cramping. i really dont recomend getting and abortion. and yes you can go back to work if you do decide to get it done.

Answer 9

Nope. But if the girl is under 7 weeks she can take a few pills that will bring on cramping and yea you no the rest.

Answer 10

i must first say reconsider...my sister in law had an abortion and she cries when she talks about it still and it has been years she regrets it so much

God can forgive anything it is people--especially ourselves that have the hard time with that

no you will not be put under for the proceedure....you will only be a little uncomfortable.....please don't

Answer 11

Yes you will be put under general anesthetic, so you will be alseep and no you will need to take the day off as you will not be able to return to work the same day as the operation.