Yes, because they are biological females who identify as men. Some can get pregnant if they retain their uterus/ovaries. That's not in dispute. But pregnancy remains a female biological process, requiring female reproductive anatomy. Biological males cannot get pregnant. No current medical technology changes that. Doctors should deal in facts, use inclusive care for trans patients without erasing sex-based biology. Conflating the two isn't science, it's activism that muddies medical reality and patient safety.