When you go to the hospital to see a doctor, will you give a red envelope?

Nowadays, giving red envelopes to doctors and nurses when seeing a doctor seems to have become a "normal" and "following the trend" thing. When my master's wife gave birth to a child, it was said that just giving red envelopes to doctors and nurses was 2,000 yuan. The red envelope is from a caesarean section. I gave one thousand to the attending doctor, five hundred to the other doctor, and then two hundred to each nurse. The total is about two thousand yuan.

It is said that if you don’t give red envelopes to doctors and nurses, they will “trouble” you, making you not recover as quickly, or not paying attention during the service, etc. This situation may be relatively common, otherwise there wouldn’t be so many people giving red envelopes to doctors.

I seldom go to the hospital because I am the kind of kid who hates going to the hospital. I have a natural hatred for hospitals. I hate hospitals when I see them and smell the medicine. The smell makes me want to vomit, so I think it is better to go to the hospital. If I am sick, I will also go to the clinic.

In the past, when the elderly at home were sick, we would go to the doctor without giving any red envelopes, because in our small place, we are not as sophisticated as in big cities, and we would have to give you red envelopes before we would work hard to give you medicine.

Therefore, if I was sick and was treated in a hospital near us, I would definitely not give a red envelope. I have spoiled these people rotten. It’s not like they don’t get paid to give medicine to patients. Changing dressings and stuff like that is their job and their responsibility, why should I cover it? It’s not that I’m reluctant to give up the few hundred yuan. The main reason is that if I give them a red envelope, other patients’ family members will be blind if they don’t give it to them in the future. Aren’t I doing harm to others?

Furthermore, when I go there, it’s usually just a minor problem. I sign up, get checked out, take the medicine and leave, so there’s no need to give a red envelope at all.

Of course, giving red envelopes also depends on the situation. If I don’t have much energy to take care of patients, or if I have to go to work during the day and a family member is sick and hospitalized, then I might give red envelopes. Then talk to the nurse and check to see if the dressing needs to be changed from time to time and see if there is anything needed. I secretly give someone a red envelope, and they will do things for me only after they take the money. This is the reality of this society. If I didn't do it and asked people to help me like this, I guess they would give me a blank look, right?

China’s national situation is like this, especially our PT hospital. We used to have a military hospital here, but after it was contracted by others privately, the phenomenon of receiving red envelopes and so on was particularly serious. Now there are no people. Went.

I have been thinking that if I give birth to a child in the future, I should also give a red envelope to the doctor. It will not only give a red envelope, but also peace of mind. I believe that many people have the same idea as me. They are so cheap that they will die and have to give money to others. Only when they accept them can they feel at ease...