Such pregnancies are rare, occurring roughly 2% of the time, but they are extremely dangerous because a growing embryo might rupture the narrow tube, causing massive and potentially life-threatening internal bleeding. Laub was experiencing no pain, bleeding or other obvious symptoms of trouble. Still, a Planned Parenthood staffer recommended that she go to a hospital emergency department right away.

An arduous end to a pregnancy that threatened her life. Laub didn't realize it, but she was embarking on a lengthy — and very expensive — treatment to end the pregnancy. Even in a state that strongly supports a person's right to make her own choices regarding pregnancy — New York legalized abortion in 1970, three years before Roe v. Wade made it legal nationwide — Laub's experience shows the process can be arduous. An ectopic pregnancy in the fallopian tube is never viable. But following the June reversal of Roe by the Supreme Court, reproductive health experts say treatment may be dangerously delayed as some states move to limit abortion services.

Notice the complete bullshit artistry despite it being in a state with abortions up to and including birth

The abortion argument has become a convoluted joke. You do not get “an abortion” for an ectopic pregnancy.

Salpingostomy and salpingectomy are two laparoscopic surgeries used to treat some ectopic pregnancies.

Notice the complete lack of the word abortion, or even Dilation and curettage, which is the most common form of abortion. Democrats and the death cults are again playing word games to ensure that you can kill babies that are viable.