article_snippet: A routine scan to determine Catherine Urhegyi due date revealed Catherine Urhegyi longed-for second child was dead in womb.
article_snippet: Numb and bewildered, Catherine Urhegyi was told Catherine Urhegyi could miscarry naturally or have an abortion.
article_snippet: Reluctantly, the couple agreed to an induced abortion and Catherine took medication to start the process.
article_snippet: Two days later, after a bout of heavy bleeding, Catherine returned to Salford Royal Hospital to complete an abortion.
article_snippet: And against all the odds, Catherine had survived an abortion.
article_snippet: To make matters worse, doctors have told doctors that the heavy bleeding Catherine suffered could have been a miscarriage of a possible twin – killed by the procedure.
article_snippet: the couple have decided to speak of the couple experience in the hope that hospitals will ensure the couple perform a second scan with a different sonographer if a second scan is suspected a baby has died in the womb.
article_snippet: During a routine scan, medics told Catherine a second child had died in the womb and that Catherine should start an induced abortion, but the baby survived the process.
article_snippet: Then two days later Catherine would return to the hospital for the final stage, which would involve a second drug, misoprostol, to bring on contractions and expel what remained of the pregnancy.
highlights_snippet: Catherine Urhegyi was told after routine scan that baby had died in womb .
  
highlights_snippet: The 32-year-old and Catherine Urhegyi husband Andrew agreed to an induced abortion .
  
highlights_snippet: Medics fear bleeding could be miscarriage of a twin, killed by procedure .
  