Have you ever met a male doctor who delivered a baby during childbirth?

The first child was delivered by a female doctor, and the second child was delivered by a male doctor.

When I gave birth to my first child, I saw a pregnant woman next to my delivery bed, who was delivered by a male doctor.

It turns out that pregnant women open their fingers faster than me. I thought she would be born faster than me, but I didn't expect her to be born for a long time. Later the hospital called this male doctor from home. I heard that this male doctor has a good medical skill and is good at delivering babies. After he came, I felt that he was very professional in guiding the parturient, not fierce or anxious, and taught her to exert her strength. Unfortunately, my back is still bad and my contractions are weak. I saw the doctor press the maternal chest for a while and felt like it was going to break. Soon, the child was born.

This is the first time I have seen a male doctor deliver a baby. To tell the truth, I personally prefer female doctors to deliver babies.

But? When you have a second child, you have no choice. The hospital for prenatal examination is a private hospital. Obstetricians are all male doctors, midwives and nurses are all female. This is my first time to have a check-up. I'm a little embarrassed to see a male doctor. Fortunately, the doctor's attitude is very gentle, and he will make it clear in advance before doing any examination, so I don't have to be nervous, so I am quite relaxed.

Eight months later, all the doctors I checked in were just one person, and they were all fixed, and he delivered the baby later, so they were all familiar with it. When lying on the delivery bed, all the embarrassment, embarrassment and troubles disappeared. What I want most is to give birth quickly and let the baby come out quickly.

When giving birth to a child, the gender of the doctor is not important. It is important to have a doctor with good medical skills and gentle attitude, which is helpful for giving birth to children.

I was born my second treasure by a male doctor. I feel lucky to meet a male doctor to deliver a baby, although I will feel embarrassed at first.

I met a male doctor to deliver the baby when I was in labor.

Many people may find it unacceptable for male doctors to deliver babies. In fact, in the eyes of male doctors, you are just a maternity. In addition, I feel that male doctors will be more responsible for delivering babies. Of course, it will be embarrassing for pregnant women to meet a male doctor during natural childbirth, and some pregnant women's husbands may even find it unacceptable.

Generally speaking, when a woman meets a male doctor, she has to go through the following things:

In addition, male doctors delivering babies will give expectant mothers greater motivation. After all, most male doctors are calmer and more resilient than female doctors.

In fact, no matter whether you meet a male doctor or a female doctor, as long as the baby can be born safely.

If you are in pain, you have to respect yourself and you can't accept a male gynecologist. I can't accept being naked in front of other members of the opposite sex, what's more, doctors watch too much and pregnant women don't like it. But pregnant women are women, doctors see too much, but pregnant women don't take off too much. Even if they are pregnant and in poor shape, they have not lost their dignity. Now they are all talking about human rights. How can they care about human rights when they come into contact with patients?

There is no distinction between men and women before doctors, and there is no distinction between men and women before doctors. I didn't meet a male doctor when I gave birth, but I met a male doctor when I had an abortion.

I remember I was pregnant a few years ago! At that time, the child was almost 3 months old, and my husband and I went to the hospital for routine examination. Unexpectedly, after the B-ultrasound, the words were written on the back of the B-ultrasound sheet, and there was no heartbeat! Consider fetal arrest.

At that time, we didn't know what it meant, so we asked the doctor. The doctor told us that it was a missed abortion and the fetus died in the palace. I need surgery to get the fetus out, or my life will be in danger!

At that time, I heard that the child was gone and cried a lot, remembering the terrible vomiting a few months ago. Now the reaction is not so bad, and the child is gone. It's really terrible!

No way, my husband comforted me that the child was gone. The most important thing now is to keep healthy and regenerate.

Later, the doctor arranged the operation for me on the third day. I was given various anti-inflammatory injections the other day! On the day of the operation, the doctor measured my height and weight, saying that my fetus was too big, and if I needed surgical drainage, I was afraid that it would not be clean at one time, so I took abortion medicine.

After taking the medicine for about half an hour, my stomach ached to death and I always wanted to go to the toilet. But when I said I wanted to go to the toilet, the nurse wouldn't let me go, saying that you wouldn't go to the toilet if you wanted to sleep. I slipped into the bathroom when she wasn't looking.

You can't get out if you go to the toilet. At this time, the nurse came running, told me about my operation, changed my hospital gown and pushed me into the operating room. When I entered the operating room, I saw two female doctors and a male doctor in his forties and fifties. At that time, I wanted to say how a male doctor could do this kind of operation. I felt embarrassed at once, but I was afraid to speak.

A few minutes later, the doctor told me to take off my pants and lie on the operating table. I blushed like an apple. How do men take off their pants here? The doctor said angrily that there is no distinction between men and women in front of doctors, only patients. Hurry up, there are many people behind, don't waste time.

As soon as I saw that there was nothing I could do, I comforted myself by saying that no matter whether it was male or female, so many people here were operated by this male doctor, and people had long been tired of watching it. Moreover, there is no gender in front of doctors! As long as you can take good care of yourself!

So I lay on the operating table, and soon the doctor gave me an anesthetic and I fell asleep. When I woke up, I was in a hospital bed!

So nothing. It is good that both male and female doctors can cure the disease. It's no use thinking so much, and people haven't given you the right to choose! Is this a fact?

Yes, I experienced labor pains. The doctor came with a group of interns, male and female. The doctor asked me what was wrong, and I said no, it just hurt. Then she touched it with her hand to see how wide the cervix was and whether her head was in the right position. At that time, I was extremely embarrassed. The doctor also let an intern touch it, and the male intern was embarrassed. God, I feel like an experiment, with mixed tastes. I thought to myself, how can a doctor become a doctor without showing it?

When I entered the delivery room and saw that the doctor was a woman, I was relieved. But not long after, a young male doctor came in. What's more embarrassing is that my husband is also in the delivery room. He watched the male doctor come in, stretched out his hand and touched the cervix to see how big it was and where the baby's head was. Honestly, it's really super embarrassing. The most important thing is that he didn't deliver my baby. He just came in to see the situation and progress. Finally, female doctors and nurses delivered the baby. I thought he was the delivery room director. What do you mean, he's so young and nothing's wrong? But you're lying there, not in the mood to pay attention to it. Afterwards, I asked my husband what his reaction was. My husband said that if he didn't want to, there was nothing he could do. He is a doctor. The safety of the baby and me is the most important thing. Hearing this, I silently gave my husband a compliment.

To tell you the truth, what you thought at that time was the safety of mother and child. It doesn't matter whether the doctor is a man or a woman. Their good medical skills and experience are our concern. When your child is born, any doctor will forget that joy.

Tell a true story. I live next door to Sister Zhang and Dr. Li. Sister Zhang is a broadcaster in our coal mine, and Dr. Li is a surgeon in the mine hospital. Sister Zhang gave birth to a baby during childbirth, and the female doctor of obstetrics and gynecology could not handle it. It's too late to transfer. At this time, Zhang Dajie's husband personally sought treatment from Dr. Li, and the mother and son were safe. Although it has been more than 30 years, we still often mention it when we are together. When Zhang Jie's son got married, he also specially thanked Dr. Li at the wedding.

Dabao was born naturally, male doctor. But during the internal examination and delivery, it was not a male doctor, but another woman. I don't know whether it's a midwife or a nurse. Not a male doctor anyway. After the delivery, I went back to the ward and was a male doctor. After leaving the hospital, the male doctor also called to inquire about the situation during the second month, feeling quite responsible and careful. Anyway, I'm lucky. It's not like TV. The whole process of delivery is a male doctor. So I have nothing to be embarrassed about.

Before I was born, I was still thinking, don't meet a male doctor to deliver my baby, otherwise it would be embarrassing, but by the time I was born, I had no mind to think about it. At that time, there was only pain, endless pain, and the child was delayed. I was afraid that the baby would lack oxygen in it. I just want to have the baby as soon as possible.

When I was born, the baby didn't come out after 4 1 week. At that time, manual intervention was necessary, because the baby would not come out after gestational age, and it was very dangerous for the baby to be inside. Then there are two schemes, one is to hang oxytocin and the other is to break the water artificially, but I heard that oxytocin is very painful, so I chose to break the water artificially. Unfortunately, the doctor who broke the water artificially is a male doctor. The specific operation is that the doctor puts his finger into his lower body, then pierces the protective film, and then amniotic fluid flows out, which is also commonly known as broken water.

I have never met a male doctor to deliver a baby myself, but when I just graduated, a female colleague in my work unit, her brother was in obstetrics and gynecology, and her brother delivered the baby, hahahaha.

Anyway, I still can't accept a male doctor delivering a baby. Again, awkward. And sometimes, it is not reassuring to read some reports that there are some qualities of individual male doctors.

I wonder if female netizens can accept a male doctor to deliver your baby?

Theoretically speaking, if male doctors in obstetrics and gynecology are very professional, dedicated and have good medical ethics, it is actually no problem for male doctors to deliver babies.

It's really embarrassing to meet a male gynecologist!

As a mother who gave birth naturally, she didn't meet a male doctor when she gave birth naturally, but the examining doctor who was hospitalized before delivery was a male doctor.

At that time, the amniotic fluid broke first, but before the due date, I stayed in the hospital to protect the baby, and the resident came to check it every day. The doctor in charge of the inpatient department is a male doctor. To tell the truth, male doctors are a little embarrassed during the examination, but as a person who needs the help of a doctor, what is face in front of life?

Tell me about some embarrassing moments I met!

The first time I had appendicitis surgery in high school. Before that, I almost never went to the hospital. That operation was really an unforgettable experience. He was asked to take off all his clothes and prepare his skin. The surgeon is a male doctor with several male interns. I was half numb and clear-headed during the operation. Although I didn't feel the pain of the operation, I could feel the feeling of pulling when I was looking for my appendix, and the horror that the doctor pointed out to the intern. What is this (that is, the organ in my stomach after the operation). Being a doctor is really a daunting profession.

The second time, I didn't go to see a doctor myself, but accompanied a female classmate. At that time, we were still in college and everyone lived on campus. The female classmate went to the hospital for examination because of breast discomfort, and followed her as a chaperone. When I arrived at the examination room, I found that it was a male doctor, and I felt embarrassed instantly. The doctor also saw our discomfort, smiled and explained that it was normal for the doctors in the hospital to be male, and then naturally asked the female students to unbutton their clothes and ask some questions according to the painful parts. I can't remember the specific result. It's just that this thing is really impressive

The third time, it was myself. At the beginning of pregnancy, there is blood secretion in the breast. I looked it up online. The more I check, the more scared I am. I simply went to the breast department of the hospital for a check-up. I am also a male doctor in the examination room. I really want to escape. But I was worried that something really went wrong, so I went in and told the doctor about the situation, and the doctor also took a look. No big deal.

Having said the above experience, what I want to say is that there is actually no gender difference in front of doctors. As patients seeking help from doctors, we have a correct attitude. As male doctors in obstetrics and gynecology, they must be "battle-hardened" and have already crossed the threshold of gender view. Of course, people with ulterior motives cannot be ruled out. Choosing a regular hospital and checking the normal procedures should be no problem.