Are male obstetricians really that embarrassed?

Most people will mind.

As a doctor, I will talk about my personal experience.

During a consultation, a 24-year-old female patient came. As usual, keep her in bed for routine checkups. I carefully drew the curtains for her, "Here, take off your pants and spread your legs!"

"Huh? What?!" The female patient stared suspiciously

"Please take off one trouser leg!" I could only emphasize it again. Seeing this, the girl hesitantly and slowly took off her entire pair of pants! When I saw it at the time, I was really embarrassed. I made it very clear, it’s one trouser leg, not the whole pair of trousers!

Finally, she put on a pair of trouser legs, took off her underwear, and put her legs on the bracket. I guessed that this girl was undergoing a gynecological examination for the first time, so she was confused. So, I signaled her not to be nervous and just wait until I use a cotton swab to pick up a little leucorrhea secreted from the vaginal opening.

Unexpectedly, before my cotton swab could pick up the leucorrhea, she kept shouting: "Ah! It hurts! Ah -" and then she curled up. When she did this, I also broke out in a sweat.

After much effort and comforting her for a long time, she was willing to continue to open her legs, and finally the sample was successfully collected.

But when I opened the curtains and continued to sit back in my seat, I found a group of women watching inside and outside the door of the waiting room, all staring eagerly.

He kept his head down, filling out medical records and making orders. At this time, I heard patients talking about it, saying how inconvenient it is to have a male doctor in the obstetrics and gynecology department!

My friend is really wronged! Once I enter working mode, the female organs in my eyes are not much different from the models during the operation internship. Besides, I repeat the same inspection every day, and it is impossible to have any unhealthy thoughts.

For male doctors of obstetrics and gynecology, these parts are ordinary anatomical parts, and these nouns are ordinary nouns. After going to work, many male obstetrics and gynecology doctors will automatically enter work mode, forget their gender, and automatically switch to the "third gender" state.

Therefore, in obstetrics and gynecology, there are many privacy and security protection measures. Don’t treat male doctors as men, and there will be no such embarrassment.

In fact, no matter whether it is a male doctor or a female doctor, as long as they have high medical skills, they are all good doctors. I hope that mothers can treat this problem correctly. If they are really shy during childbirth and cannot accept men Doctor, then you need to negotiate with the hospital and the doctor in advance. If you really can't negotiate, you can change the hospital. However, I would like to remind all mothers that during delivery, male doctors may be more helpful than female doctors. .