Studies have shown that a kid in the womb "crying" with pain during the injection

A survey conducted in 2021 by a squad of Brazilian scientists active 13 pregnant women. Their children were between 28 and 34 weeks of age. 5 of them had a diaphragmatic hernia, the remainder were healthy. A survey entitled ‘Sorting pain out of salicence: assessment of pain facial expression in the human fetus’ aimed at checking whether, and how, the facial expressions of unborn children undergo pain or sonic stimulus are changing.

The children studied were divided into 3 groups:

- A group with acute pain, including children with diaphragmatic hernia. These children were given an intrauterine anesthetic injection in the thigh during the ultrasound examination;

- Sound control group: healthy children with loud, amazing sound during the study;

-Retired control group, which means children who have not been given any stimulus. Their mimicry was recorded during a regular ultrasound examination before which mothers rested for a fewer minutes in a quiet room.

The effects of experiments, in the form of pictures and recordings from ultrasound studies, were then assessed by “blind” researchers. They did not know which materials came from which groups of children. They assessed the facial expressions of the babies utilizing a somewhat modified neonatal face coding strategy (NFCS). They took into account facial expressions that may show pain: brow loss, eye closure, nasal cavity deepening, mouth opening, horizontal lip extension, vertical lip extension and neck deflection.

Based on a statistical analysis of the results of the follow-up of children from the survey group and control groups, researchers have developed a Fetal-7 scoring system, where 0 indicates the absence of the analyzed elements related to facial expressions, and 7 – the presence of all these elements.

All children undergoing pain stimulus achieved a score of 5 or higher, while children from another groups: 0 to 4. Thus, there was a clear difference in the expression of the face that may have shown pain in children during injections compared to children who were only subject to an abominable stimulus causing surprise and children at rest.

Children in their mother’s womb, like infants, are evidently incapable to tell whether and how much they hurt. However, it is not possible to presume that pain does not feel – what the pro-abortion environments tell everyone.

What was measured in the AP group (a group subject to pain stimulus) is not pain in itself, but acute facial mimic reactions after a clear pain stimulus. The current definition of IASP31 pain states that pain is “an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience... resembling the actual tissue damage” and that “the verbal description is only 1 of respective behaviors expressing pain, and the inability to communicate does not preclude the anticipation that man... feels pain.” Thus, according to this definition, our data indicate that AP participants had acute facial reactions associated with pain that could be felt as pain.

Watching an illustrated video showing the behaviour of 1 of the children in the pain stimulus group before and 45 seconds after the injection leaves no illusion: the kid is suffering rapidly. If it could, it would scream at the full voice – and judging by facial expressions, that's what it does. Only that the water environment in which it is located effectively prevents this scream.

As we have written many times on our portal, children in the womb feel stimuli, including pain. According to the words of an interview with Beata Glodzik, a doctor of humanities in the field of pedagogy and licensed midwife, children before birth may even endure much more than adults in the same situation. And that's due to the immature tense strategy in these babies.

The results of a survey from Brazil, although for ethical reasons carried out on a tiny group of children (painful injections were given only to those children who had to receive it anyway due to the surgery planned), are clear: even before birth children endure from a violent, painful procedure.

In this context, killing children through abortion – dismembering and gnawing their bodies or carrying out heart injections with poison (potassium chloride abortion used, among others, in the infirmary in Oleśnica) seems very clearly what it truly is: absolutely inhuman, criminal practice, simply torture. Performed in addition in white gloves, under the cloak of a pregnant woman. No man deserves specified a fate. And especially the weakest, most susceptible and innocent beings that be – unborn babies.

And the fact that children “cry” only quietly and in the dark does not justify the sadism of abortions.

Text: Anna Nowak

Source: Life and household Foundation, SaveLife.pl