Abortion Intentional (lat. Abruptio gravidatis) interrupts pregnancy up to 10 weeks pregnancy from conception. Viewed through the history of women, they always find ways to stop unwanted pregnancy. Throughout history, many women have died due to pregnancy breaks. Religions have different attitudes towards abortion. In some countries, intentional interruption of pregnancy is forbidden, and some are allowed up to 10 or 12 weeks of pregnancy, in tertiary healthcare facilities and educated healthcare staff, and under sterile. Intentional termination of pregnancy is regulated by law and the law was passed in the mid 20th century. Intentionally interrupting pregnancy is possible in two ways, by means of a surgical procedure and, more recently, by a medico-metabolic method. The decision on deliberate interrupted pregnancy is a very difficult and very responsible decision and that decision must be made by the woman without any compulsion to the environment or condemnation of the environment. This decision is permanent and can not be changed anymore. This decision and this process should know how to carry. Intentional interruption in some women leaves permanent consequences on the woman and her sexual and intellectual life further. Many women have great mental problems throughout their lives and are very difficult to deal with and often seek professional help to make it easier to do so. Many do not have the support of their partner.