Do you mind if the gynecologist is a man? How to overcome this fear?

I saw a message once before that my wife was in labor and went to the operating table. When the family found out that the obstetrician was a man, they refused, and the male obstetrician treated her. This news has aroused widespread concern and discussion, because everyone has different views and ideas, and everyone has his own position. Then, if we really encounter such a situation and have bad feelings, how can we overcome this fear?

Maybe many women are pregnant or have children. The whole person's psychological state is relatively nervous, for fear that some small mistakes will cause harm to children. Therefore, if you meet a male obstetrician and gynecologist in various examinations, including childbirth, you don't really care too much, because the physical pain and worry about the children have far exceeded the spiritual sustenance of these ethics.

Because, at this time, only one's own life and the child's life are the most important, and there is no need to pay full attention to whether the obstetrician is a man. Coupled with the kindness of doctors, I believe that many medical professionals have very high professional ethics. For example, when we see a doctor in a hospital, we often see that there are more men than women in the gender attribute of doctors, which is also very common in obstetrics and gynecology.

So when we encounter this situation, if we mind, we must trust the doctor's level and professionalism, so as to help us overcome our inner fears. Because, for obstetricians and gynecologists, you are not a man or a woman, but a patient waiting for treatment. If at a critical moment, our other half or family members question this matter, but they don't mind very much, we must express our wishes strongly, because our health and choices always depend on ourselves. In the face of life, time is precious, and personal psychological obstacles are very insignificant.