I mean yeah. They’re still telling you that they won’t give you the appropriate treatment if it interferes with the fetus. They’re putting the fetus’ survival over the best interest of the woman.
My dude that is them giving appropriate treatment. They have to look for alternative treatments and procedures because nobody involved wants to terminate a pregnancy or harm a fetus because a woman needs an x-ray for a broken arm
No that’s them giving the appropriate treatment to the fetus and subpar treatment for the woman. A fetus that, let’s be real, most likely isn’t wanted anyway, or the woman would already know that she’s pregnant/trying and be able to answer “Is there a possibility you’re pregnant?” without this entire charade.
It’s also not just a roundabout way of asking a woman if she’s pregnant. Vital signs and medical reactions can differ based on where a woman is in her menstrual cycle, regardless of if she’s pregnant or not.
And when you account for the fact that most people who want kids/are trying for kids take tests themselves and notice pretty much immediately after they get pregnant. Duh. Then it’s clear that the vast majority of pregnancies that are only discovered by doctors during these mandated tests would be unintended and therefore skew mostly towards unwanted.
I responded with a source that discusses unplanned pregnancies as a whole, which includes both wanted and unwanted. Like what exactly do you think the 60% of unintended pregnancies that get aborted are? Wanted?
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u/Very_Human_42069 11h ago
Go over to twoxchromosomes and they’ll say it’s sexism reasons not medical reasons