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Myths about abortion and women’s mental health are widespread, experts say – Erie News Now

“Much of the printed literature on these matters fails to fulfill scientific requirements for rigorous, unbiased analysis,” the report stated, concluding that “having an abortion doesn’t enhance a lady’s danger of secondary infertility, being pregnant-associated hypertensive problems, irregular placentation (after a D&E abortion), preterm delivery, breast most cancers, or mental health problems (despair, nervousness, and PTSD).”

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