If a girl induces labor and doesn’t want others to know, what kind of reason should she give?

I have something to say about induction of labor. First of all, from a people-centered perspective, if you miss the opportunity to miscarry in the first trimester, the only option is to induce labor. Regarding why labor is induced, it seems that the only thing many mothers in the group can think of is sexism. In fact, the only way to treat fetal anomalies is through induction of labor. With the development of modern medicine to this point, people have the right to choose whether to have children, so mothers really don’t need to get emotional at the mention of induction of labor. Children bring us not only happiness, but also responsibilities. If you think you are currently unable or do not want to bear this responsibility, you certainly have the right to choose to stop the pregnancy. Then, I want to talk about the process of inducing labor. I saw many people in the group saying that inducing labor involves injecting an injection into the stomach, or mincing the baby first and then expelling it. Anyway, there are many such opinions. Dear friends, can we respect science? Generally speaking, induced labor is similar to normal labor. It uses drugs to trick the uterus into thinking it's time to start, and uses uterine contractions to deliver the fetus. Commonly used medicines are mifepristone and misoprostol, which will start about 24 hours after taking the medicine. Because it is not as mature as normal childbirth, uterine evacuation is often required in the later stages. After induction of labor, the baby needs to be cared for in the same way as the postpartum baby. Lochia and milk will also be discharged.

Repeat my point, everyone has their own right to choose, and for those who don’t know, don’t just open your mouth and say it irresponsibly if you just hear it in an alley to scare people.