I want to ask, can chemistry students study medicine? I worship angels in white. If you can, tell me what you should do.

People who study chemistry can of course study medicine.

You can teach yourself. However, there are the following premises:

1. You are interested in medicine, and you like medicine;

2. You should have a good teacher (a doctor with rich clinical experience) to guide you (you can consult or discuss any questions);

3. You should have a strong understanding (have the ability of dialectical thinking and understand that the human body is a unified whole);

4. You should have the opportunity to diagnose the disease;

5. You should have a good psychology and look for the cause from the psychological (academic) point of view;

6. Studying medicine doesn't happen overnight. You should observe, think, study and question more. Rome was not built in a day. This is especially true of studying medicine.

7. Be open-minded and learn to cooperate and communicate with others.

8. But don't be too utilitarian, utilitarian people can't learn medicine (they can't learn medicine).

9. You have to get a certificate. It will be difficult, won't it?

The mystery of the human body is endless. If you think with a pure heart and persevere, you will eventually gain something.

Modern medicine needs people's (professional) knowledge, but it also needs people to have extensive knowledge, to think and to draw inferences from others. Inspiration and understanding come from long-term accumulation and thinking.