A woman may decide to put herself in a position to have an abortion, not because she wants it, but because it is the best choice for her. There are many acceptable reasons for deciding to terminate a pregnancy, which could be violence. A woman may have been in an abusive relationship and been forced to have sexual intercourse, or she may have been raped by someone she did not know personally. If that were a woman's situation, she would not have to go through pregnancy when she had no intention of having a baby. Health complications may occur during the pregnancy of the woman or the fetus. During pregnancy, a woman can have an ectopic pregnancy, which is the fetus developing outside the uterus. During childbirth, a woman can risk her life if she encounters difficulties. A fetus can develop birth defects, such as Down syndrome, as well as diseases and infections. If a fetus has a life-threatening disease, the mother may decide to terminate the pregnancy so that the baby does not have a painful life. However, a doctor may say that the baby may have congenital defects, but may be born perfectly