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Demographic Consequences of the Legalization of Induced Abortion in Eastern Europe

Legalization of induced abortions has had a considerable influence on the number of live births. This article reviews some data collected in countries where abortion has been legal for some time. The rate of abortion varies with age. In Hungary the percent of women undergoing an induced abortion increased with increasing age. Figures for other Eastern European countries are not as complete. 12% of the women in the Hungarian study were against the legalization of abortion. The need for more effective contraceptive use was emphasized. The Hungarian study proves the harmful effects of abortion can be decreased by requiring that abortions be performed only in early pregnancy under appropriate hygienic conditions in health institutions and by qualified physicians. Complications included hemorrage fever and perforation of the uterus. The percentage of premature births increases with an increase in the mothers induced abortion history.