A Dumb Question
Whenever I go to the doctor, they ask me if there's any chance I could be pregnant. Now, as I do not have sex with men, I find it pretty easy to answer this question.
But I've never understood how straight, sexually active women in the second half of their cycle are supposed to answer that question. Because even if they're using birth control, it's only 99% effective, so there's always a chance they could be pregnant, but they haven't missed a period yet so they wouldn't really know. Is this just code for, "have you missed a period?"
Just curious.
But I've never understood how straight, sexually active women in the second half of their cycle are supposed to answer that question. Because even if they're using birth control, it's only 99% effective, so there's always a chance they could be pregnant, but they haven't missed a period yet so they wouldn't really know. Is this just code for, "have you missed a period?"
Just curious.
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But yeah, my assumption would be that they have to cover their asses for if they prescribe any medication that could be harmful to a hypothetical or real fetus. When I take groups of students to get MMR vaccinations every semester, we have to separate out the girls and tell them to inform the nurse if there's even the remotest chance they could now be or soon become pregnant, because the vaccination could hurt the baby.
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