Doctors have stopped prescribing certain medications, and pharmacists have stopped filling them, because the drugs could hurt hypothetical fetuses.
Roe v. Wadese the medications used to treat these conditions—some of which women and girls had already been taking for years—can cause pregnancy complications are abortions. Except many of these patients aren’t even pregnant and don’t plan to be any time soon.
was denied a refill on her prescription for methotrexate, a drug she’d been taking for arthritis and osteoporosis, because a judge recently allowed aused to induce abortions in cases of ectopicbans all abortions and threatens two to five years in prison forfor life of the mother, an exemption that often forces women to prove they are actually dying in order to get the medical care they need.
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