Abstract
This qualitative study delves into the complex risks and benefits associated with abortion, examining perspectives from women who have undergone the procedure and healthcare
professionals involved in providing abortion care. The study aims to capture the medical, psychological, and social dimensions of abortion as perceived by these two groups. Through in-depth interviews, we seek to understand how individual experiences and societal influences shape perceptions of abortion. Women report concerns about medical risks, such as complications and long-term reproductive health, while also acknowledging significant health benefits and a sense of autonomy. Healthcare providers highlight the rarity of complications in















