but it can be used in that way, and is listed to doctors as an option to the morning after pill by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Depo shots also effect the uterine wall. To the point where many women on it will get little or no period. They actually use this as a selling feature of the drug. We can do this until the cows come home, but the idea that birth control just inhibits the sperm's journey is a fallacy.
You're talking the freak side effects of a product.
Over 99% of the time, the sperm doesn't make it to the egg.
Less than 00.07% of the time that it does, and even less of the time when the conception is viable, may fail because of a weakened state of the uterine wall. 00.07% is often less than the unit of the standard deviation rate for error.
To claim birth control, such as IUDs and Depo-Shots are abortion inducing drugs is false.
Should we label all drugs that may have a insignificantly negative impact on a conceived egg as abortion inducing drugs?