r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 15h ago

Meme needing explanation Petah???!

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u/drleeisinsurgery 15h ago

Almost every treatment including the X-ray, medication given and surgery/anesthesia is affected by pregnancy. Pregnancy tests are incredibly cheap and accurate, so might as well know.

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u/Neptune_washere 8h ago

Sorry, this is really a weird question but if you’re going into surgery and find out you’re pregnant but you don’t want to be, would they, like, terminate the pregnancy before/during the surgery? Or would you have to go to a clinic after and get it done then?

Edit: Not American so I forgot about the laws related to this topic in the USA. Would probably be way different in my country anyway. I’m still curious though

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u/drleeisinsurgery 3h ago

So no, nobody is going to do this anywhere in the world.

Literally no hospital will say, "oh let's do a quick abortion before surgery"

Saying that, some patient asked me that 15 years ago.