Doctor Fakes a Patient's Miscarriage | Chicago Med | MD TV

When a woman who has always struggled to conceive, decides to keep her life threatening ectopic pregnancy, Dr. Charles becomes suspicious of another doctor's actions.

From Chicago Med Season 4 Episode 3 'Heavy Is the Head' - Halstead arranges a great deal on a wedding venue; Manning and Elsa treat an ill pregnant woman convinced that God will save her; the staff are conflicted about the law-breaking father of a five-year-old patient; Rhodes opens his hybrid OR early.

Chicago Med (2015) The doctors and nurses who work at the emergency ward of the Gaffney Chicago Medical Center strive to save the lives of their patients while dealing with personal and interpersonal issues.

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[jonathancarlson]

Dr. House would've admired her ruthlessness and then promptly fired her.

[somebody]

I’m surprised no one went “if you die the fetus will also die” or “if you die, you don’t even have a chance for another baby”

[ishikashrimali]

I have never seen a Medical student ever go against their superior like this. This behavior would ultimately jeopardize her career.

[Scavenger]

"There's a difference between being prepared and terrifying a sick woman."
Curry's look of total confusion shows how detached she is from the compassionate side of being a doctor.

[jojo]

Was anyone else shocked when Doc Charles got angry lol. He’s normally so calm I’ve never seen him mad before.

[Saz]

As a medical student, my jaw fell open watching the attitude the med student gave this doctor. In real life if a med student spoke to a doctor like that, she’d fail her rotation 😂

[arianebolt]

How hard is it to just explain the medical facts without disrespecting her beliefs? Also, you *cannot* force her into surgery. Patients are allowed to refuse even life-saving surgery.

[Time.and.Spoons]

I had an ectopic pregnancy, a very wanted pregnancy. The hardest thing was having to walk through a crowd of anti abortionists screaming obscenities at me for the life saving surgery

[nuzhatnayeem]

Imagine your doctor violating your trust when you're in a vulnerable position

[MistakenDeVil]

I love dr. Charles explanation why they cant force her into surgery despite their own belief and knowledge of the medicine. Its also why we should normalize talking about death. Maybe if you tell the patient death is what is going to happen not might theyd listen more.

[victoriazed]

Doc Charles needs a show of his own. I kind of dont understand why hes not the main character. He is the most interesting one, has the most depth AND he`s the is a solid OG actor who can carry a show.
So... Make it happen NBC. And Dick Wolf.

[jkaz.smilehug]

No matter how much you want to save a patient's life, it is their own choice to accept or to deny. Working in the medical field is extremely complex and not a one decision deal.

[tic]

Many years ago, an elderly woman once told me. "Chances and opportunities only happen when you are alive. Live to be able to try again or try something new. There is nothing more upsetting than lost potential and ended perseverance. Especially to those who loved you and supported you along the way."

[tokyobateman]

You *know you messed up* when Dr. Charles yells at you

[louiskats]

As a first year nursing student (in Australia though) we’ve already had classes on this sort of thing! Theres no way a student dr should get this far and not understanding what dr charles is talking about. Yes I know its a show, but you’d be surprised how much this stuff happens irl

[elylopezgonzalez]

It's very unlikely for the doctors to call the embryo a "baby", specially when it's ectopic. That only encourages a reluctant patient to hold on to an unviable process.

[SharkyShocker]

What's great about this show is how much it focuses on the emotional side of being a doctor. A lot of shows like to up ratings by inserting relationships or making the answer to the solution super abstract. But making decisions like this with moral implications is fascinating to watch with the right cast.

[atrumluminarium]

Oh man... Angry Dr Charles is both scary and heartbreaking, and she had the audacity to talk back

[makeupthoughts]

As someone who has experienced a tubal burst due to an ectopic pregnancy, I would not wish that kind of pain on anyone, its one of the most painful and heartbreaking experiences I have ever had...

[Eggo]

It's amazing how Dr Charles' actor can play a sweetheart and a badass and have both completely align with their character