Doctors and Parents Are Quick to Seek a Surgical "Fix

Doctors and parents are quick to seek a surgical "fix" for babies who are born intersex because

A) intersex babies face serious health risks later in life.
B) an ambiguously sexed person seems threatening and disturbing in Western society.
C) doctors and parents can always tell the sex a baby was meant to be.
D) it is impossible to change a baby's sex later in life.