The phrase "aftermath of abortion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the consequences or effects that follow an abortion, whether emotional, physical, or social.
Example: "The aftermath of abortion can vary greatly from person to person, often involving complex feelings and challenges."
Alternatives: "consequences of abortion" or "effects following abortion".
'Given that he had a one-man, working-class practice in Salford in the period that the film is set, he would undoubtedly have had to face the dilemma of unwanted pregnancies, the aftermath of abortions.
Testimonies from women in their late 30s to 50s presented mixed or negative accounts of the aftermath of abortions.
A few stated that they treated some of these patients for post-abortion grief in the aftermath of the abortion.
Briefs from opponents of same-sex marriage, including one from 17 states, are studded with references to the aftermath of the abortion decision and to Justice Ginsburg's critiques of it.
As such, her investigations, while almost painfully intimate (one chapter is given over to the experience and aftermath of an abortion), occur within what is emphatically a larger conversation.
Taken on its own the music was often better off with a reduced band, as it was in the aching "Lime Tree," a ballad about the aftermath of an abortion that had Mr. Oberst and his acoustic guitar backed by hovering string-quartet harmonies.
In the aftermath of her abortion, Danielle was depicted as being increasingly emotionally unstable and angry with Ronnie, believing that she deserved to belong to the Mitchell family.
In 2015, "Scandal" included a powerful abortion scene featuring lead character Olivia Pope, while "Girls" took a matter-of-fact look at the aftermath of getting an abortion through the arc of supporting character Mimi Rose.
Feminists for Life, formed in the aftermath of Roe, opposed abortion while working for women's rights.
Some crisis centers provide factually incorrect advice about the process of abortion and its aftermath, others use religious rhetoric to shame women for their choices.
