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In reply to the discussion: Indiana Republicans Advance Transvaginal Ultrasound Bill [View all]Tx4obama
(36,974 posts)3. version advanced out of Senate committee would require women to undergo TWO transvaginal probes
Indiana Bill Would Force Women To Undergo Two Transvaginal Probes To Take A Pill
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UPDATE
Indianas bill is actually twice as invasive as most forced ultrasound bills, the Huffington Post reports. The version that advanced out of a Senate committee today would require women to undergo two transvaginal probes before and after taking the abortion pill. Theres no medically necessary reason to require an ultrasound after an abortion procedure, since women can simply take a blood test to see whether their hormone levels have returned to normal to verify that they are no longer pregnant.
Full article here: http://thinkprogress.org/health/2013/02/21/1620891/indiana-transvaginal/
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How about requiring a transnasal ultrasound for each of the Indiana Republicans prior to a vote..n/t
xocet
Feb 2013
#2
version advanced out of Senate committee would require women to undergo TWO transvaginal probes
Tx4obama
Feb 2013
#3
Unnecessary government regulation by people who hate government regulation, hypocrites. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2013
#9
Providing access to health care to those who want it is government overreach
nobodyspecial
Feb 2013
#14
They dont care if it causes harm, all they care about is that this discourages abortions.
cstanleytech
Feb 2013
#16
... and I'm not hearing any outrage - or even any reporting - from the local media on this ....
Myrina
Feb 2013
#18
There's a difference in "medically necessary" and "fitting a political agenda"
DissidentVoice
Feb 2013
#41