Hospital ask schoolboy, 13, if he is PREGNANT before allowing X-ray as ‘ridiculous gender nonsense’ exposed

A BOY of 13 was asked if he was pregnant by an NHS nurse before being allowed to get an X-ray. The lad had to sign a “nonsense” waiver confirming that he did not have a foetus growing inside him. The teen was admitted to the Royal Hospital for Children in Edinburgh after getting injured playing rugby on Sunday. His grandfather said: “He tried to laugh it off but seemed quite confused why anyone would need to ask if he was pregnant. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! “It’s strange. Gender politics, particularly in Scotland just now, is creating quite a lot of division. “The nurse threw her arms up as if to say ‘don’t blame me’.” Posters state “all genders aged between 12 and 55” are to be asked if they are pregnant before an X-ray near the stomach. Scottish Tory equalities spokeswoman Meghan Gallacher said: “John Swinney needs to tell NHS Lothian to stop this nonsense.” Fiona McAnena of charity Sex Matters branded the situation “ridiculous”, adding: “Of course that clinician knew that the patient was a boy.” The Scottish Government said it was a matter for NHS Lothian.The health board was contacted for comment. Most read in The Sun The outrage comes after revelations that a Scots charity has received hundreds of thousands of pounds to run sessions in Edinburgh teaching trans women to breastfeed babies. LGBT Health and Wellbeing, which receives funding from the NHS, the Scottish government, and councils, says its “Queer Milk” group welcomes those “breastfeeding, chestfeeding or giving human milk to their baby in any amount … no matter what your feeding journey looks like.” Its logo features a person with a beard, who is wrapped in a trans flag, holding a young baby to their bare chest. Susan Smith, a director of For Women Scotland, told The Times: “To state the obvious, biological men cannot breastfeed babies.” She added: “It is high time that the SNP government, NHS and Scottish councils stopped lavishing these activist groups with millions of pounds to promote such perverse ideas.”