A Nevada woman has died following a botched abortion at Planned Parenthood, the nation’s biggest abortion business.
Alyona Dixon, 24, died on September 28, 2022 after complications from the abortion forced her to seek emergency medical treatment four days after the abortion at Planned Parenthood. Her family is now suing the Las Vegas hospital that treated her, saying it did not provide adequate medical care for the abortion complications.
At the Planned Parenthood abortion center, Dixon received the dangerous mifepristone abortion pill that has killed dozens of other women and injured thousands. The pill has been linked to sepsis, which has killed other women taking the abortion drug, including Dixon.
Four days after the abortion, Dixon complained of “sharp” lower abdominal pain that started the previous day, according to details provided in the lawsuit and she went to Dignity Health hospital.
After a few tests — notably without a pelvic exam or a consultation with a gynecologist — Dixon was discharged on the afternoon of Sept. 26, the lawsuit says. She was told to follow up with a gynecologist, and go to the emergency room right away if her symptoms worsened or changed.
Dixon went to the emergency room at Desert View Hospital in Pahrump after 11 p.m. on Sept. 27, and also reported vaginal bleeding. A doctor there described her condition: “abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea, severe dehydration, acute renal failure, leukocytosis, sepsis, lactic acidosis, hypokalemia, sinus tachycardia, metabolic acidoses, pulseless electrical activity, respiratory failure.” After treating Dixon and seeing her symptoms improve, the doctor got approval to transfer her to a Clark County hospital.
But her condition quickly deteriorated an hour later and she remained at Desert View, according to an attorney.
As her heart rate elevated to 150 and she had trouble breathing, doctors worked to intubate and sedate her. She vomited during the process and her heart stopped. Attempts to resuscitate her failed, and she was declared dead at 5:32 a.m. on Sept. 28. The Clark County Coroner’s Office gave her cause of death as “complications from septic abortion.”
Dixon’s family is suing Dignity Health, claiming it failed to properly diagnose and treat her abortion complications. Curiously, the lawsuit does not appear to name Planned Parenthood, which appears to have botched the abortion in the first place — leading to the medical problems for which Dixon required treatment.
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Planned Parenthood has a bad plan.
Her family just won the lottery.
Jackpot justice is the new American way.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon them.
Two lives were lost and others were severely wounded.
If you click the link to the article, it says that the FDA reports 28 deaths (female adult) linked to the abortion drugs but if you click their link to the FDA, it now reports 32 women’s deaths linked to it.
PP wouldn’t be named in the suit because A) they don’t have the capacity to deal with the complications and B) everything that happened to this poor kid was explained as possible risks of the procedure to which she gave her consent in writing on a consent form. PP is laughing all the way to the bank and the hospital is left holding the bag when the catastrophic, probably irretrievable disaster shows up in their ER.
And no one will ever be the wiser as the cycle continues…
Desert View Hospital in Pahrump NV…a tiny critical access hospital faced with treating a major medical center level problem. That poor girl never had a chance. Even if the physician there was highly trained and skilled, what she brought to the table must have overwhelmed that facility where definitive treatment means flying out in a helicopter.
Yes. We need a lot better education on these pills and their side effects, both for the consumer and medical personnel.
They just want to sell these things as safe and they are not.
Female empowerment means say no to sex if you are not able or do not want to have a baby.
How about if you’re not married to the guy?
That would be the ideal, yes.
But even if you are married to the guy.
Over half the babies born in the US are to mothers who are not married.
15% of women having abortions are married women.