In a top-tier hospital, severe gynecological patients usually have malignant tumors growing inside them. Such disgusting things, regardless of whether the doctor is male or female, the most important thing is to get it out. So, there isn’t much aversion to male doctors.
As for obstetrics, the general public considers it a healthy woman carrying a healthy child. When neither the pregnant woman nor the child is sick, female patients and male family mbers wonder why a healthy patient and child should give a strange man a chance to peek. They feel these male doctors are filthy, using their profession as a shield to privately ss with healthy pregnant won.
When it cos down to it, the public has a biased understanding of the dical industry, thinking only the sick need to see a doctor. In fact, there’s another very important field in dicine called preventive dicine. Preventive dicine is closely related to many clinical disciplines, having intersections. Obstetrics, in many cases, involves the field of preventive dicine. The population served by preventive dicine is precisely healthy people.
In the past, people only saw a doctor when there were problems with pregnant won. Modern dicine is different, requiring pregnant won to establish records early and enter the field of dical prevention, with only one goal, early detection and resolution of dical conditions. Actually, every dical discipline is the sa, and the reason why developed countries have longer overall lifespans is directly related to regular early check-ups entering the field of dical prevention, supported by a developed economy.
The state’s strict requirents for obstetrics are due to the short prevention and monitoring ti. This bit of money is sothing both the child’s family and developing countries can afford for now, and the effects are quick and very effective.
If an ordinary non-dical person can truly understand this, they would at least not have an ignorant aversion to male obstetricians.
The sa basic situation applies clinically. When healthy, pregnant won and their families might resist male doctors. But during critical conditions for the mother and child, no family or patient will reject a highly skilled male doctor who can save lives. Especially when only this male doctor can save the mother and child.
Those who truly observe the hospital will notice an interesting phenonon. A bunch of pregnant won and family mbers complain about male dical students and young male doctors, but on the other hand, when seeking help from well-known obstetricians during critical conditions, they don’t differentiate between male and female doctors.
Those top doctors have long seen through this phenonon, chatting about human nature with laughter. Female obstetricians and clinical female nurses generally like males entering this field for a very simple reason: clinical dicine truly is a physically demanding job. It’s for the sake of the patients, not for themselves. Think about a fetus, female doctors and midwives may not have enough strength to deliver the baby, putting the mother and child’s lives at risk. A male doctor’s physical strength can save both patients. Female doctors and midwives couldn’t be happier for the patients and their child.
The physical differences in strength between male and female human beings are established objective facts that everyone must acknowledge. The public needs to understand.
What characteristics do top male obstetricians have? Based on the public’s impression of doctors: first, they have good skills; second, they have high morals, both of which are indispensable. To what extent must their skills and morals reach for female patients and male family mbers to completely trust them?
Exactly, akin to the role of a father.
If one’s own father were an obstetrician, would the pregnant woman and her husband reject him?
No, a major feature in obstetrics is that excellent female obstetricians are like mothers, and reliable male obstetricians certainly are like fathers.
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