Question

How would the New York State Reproductive Health Law of 2019 regard the choices available to a 16-year old adolescent pregnant for 90 days, who is suffering from epilepsy, on carbamazepine? She wants an abortion against the wishes of her parents. Can she get one without her parents knowledge? Would her OB/Gyn consider this as a high risk pregnancy? A minor bAn emancipated This NYS law d. She is not really at cannot decide minor can opt for permits minors to risk, since she is to stop her an abortion choose to abort only 90 days pregnancy without requiring whether their pregnant, while her without her parents' parents agree or carbamazepine parental agreement. This is not. She is at high takes a while to consent in NY a high-risk risk since she is have a teratogenic state. Her pregnancy, due to under 18 effect. The NY pregnancy is a Pregnancy Risk D andtaking State law treats her high risk due category carbamazepine, as an emancipated to being under medication. which is a minor, who has the 18 and taking a pregnancy right to choose Pregnancy Risk category abortion, despite D medication parental wishes.

Answer 1

According to New York state reproductive health aw of 2019, an emancipated minor can opt for an abortion without requiring her parent's agreement. She is taking carbamazepine for epilepsy which is categorized as Category- D drugs during pregnancy that means the drug has the evidence of risk to the fetus.

Answer- an emancipated minor can opt for an abortion without requiring her parent's agreement. This is a high-risk pregnancy due to pregnancy risk D category medication.

Other options are wrong because of two things.

1. In NewYork city, a minor can abort without her parent's consent.

2. Carbamazepine is category D drugs.