10190 —ניתוח מותר, תזמון, והתייעצות עם הרופא

Permissible Surgery Timing and Consulting the Doctor

ר"ח מנחם אב, ה'תשל"א
The Rebbe writes that the referenced surgery can be performed in a permissible manner according to Shulchan Aruch if the doctor is properly consulted. He also questions why the surgery is scheduled before nine days and close to Shabbat, suggesting it be postponed to the start of the week after Tisha B'Av.
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[ר"ח מנחם אב, ה'תשל"א]

אזכיר — עה"צ. — ועוד ועיקר: 1)

שלום וברכה!

ניתוח הנ"ל

אפשר לעשותו באופן המותר ע"פ שו"ע או כו' – ובאם מעוררים את הרופא עד"ז ומבקשים אותו ממלא הבקשה (וכמדומה שרופא הנ"ל – רבים ביקשוהו עד"ז בכיו"ב, ויודע במה מדובר ומילא הבקשה).

2)

תמוה

שרוצה לעשות הנ"ל

אין

די ניין טעג

וסמוך

לש"ק – וכדאי לדחות לתחלת השבוע ולאחרי ת"ב.

Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av, 5731.

I will mention it at the Tziyun. — And most importantly:

1) Shalom u'Vrachah! The referenced surgery can be done in a permissible way according to Shulchan Aruch or similar sources—and if you alert the doctor about this until now and ask him, he will fulfill the request (and it seems that this doctor—many have asked him until now in similar cases, and he knows what is involved and has fulfilled the request).

2) It is puzzling that you want to do this before nine days and close to Shabbat—and it is advisable to postpone it to the beginning of the week, after Tisha B'Av.


Summary

The Rebbe advises ensuring that surgery is performed in accordance with halachah by consulting with the doctor and suggests postponing procedures scheduled close to Shabbat or during the Nine Days until after Tisha B'Av for greater propriety.

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