Do male obstetricians and gynecologists feel embarrassed when facing women’s private parts? Will the doctor tell the truth?

You won’t feel embarrassed. As obstetrics and gynecology doctors, whether they are male doctors or female doctors, they focus on the mother giving birth to the child, but not the mother herself.

This is the job of a male doctor, and it is impossible to be restricted or restricted in his work. It will not affect the entire delivery process of the baby and will not interfere with the mother's delivery needs. At the same time, male doctors must personally perform this service to complete their due responsibilities. They must go all out to do a good job and successfully complete their own tasks. This will not be restricted by any law. This is a very normal delivery behavior. There is no privacy issue regarding the delivery of the mother. Male doctors can take over the delivery at any time and accept this challenge. They are quite suitable professional skills and experts. Not only can I see it, but I can also use my hands to pick up the baby.

A doctor’s duty is to treat illnesses and save lives. Isn’t it too narrow-minded when we choose to go to the hospital to see a doctor and pay attention to female doctors or male doctors? What's more, many of the really famous doctors, including those in obstetrics and gynecology, are male doctors. There is no need to dwell on the issue of gender. After the doctor saw the patient, he couldn't remember who he had seen.

It was like two brothers and monks were going out. When they were about to cross a river, they saw a woman by the river. They were hesitant and didn't know what to do. When the senior monk saw this, he was very kind-hearted. Without saying a word, he squatted down and let the woman climb up. He carried her across the river. Then, the senior brother put down the woman and walked forward on his own, on his way.

When they returned to the temple, the monk who was his junior brother was still thinking about what happened during the day. What he couldn't figure out in particular was how could a senior brother carry a woman across the river? The senior brother said, "I put her down a long time ago, and you are still carrying her now?" His words were rude. Just like this question.

Those who give birth to children are already fine. If you are still thinking about this and that, aren't you just like that little monk, thinking too much? Doctors are just doctors, and when they treat patients, there is no gender distinction.