Two Stars of Obstetrics

The hospital should be regarded as a condensed world. Birth, old age, illness and death are normal conditions in the world. In the hospital, this process seems to be fast forwarded. Every scene you can see is just "birth", "aging", "illness" and "death". And between these four words, there is a "human nature" that is difficult for ordinary people to accept. I often think that for a medical worker, the reason why the light of the spirit of "saving lives and helping the wounded" gradually dims is not because he has seen too much "sickness" and "suffering", but because he has witnessed too much "human nature", and subconsciously he gradually believes that "people may not be worth saving." There are often some seemingly outrageous regulations in hospitals, but behind those regulations are often even more outrageous realities. Obstetrics is not exempt from vulgarity. The obstetrics department should be the sunniest and most vital place in the hospital. New life is born here almost every day. Seeing the arrival of that pure little life and the happiness of each family, I believe everyone will feel joy from the bottom of their hearts. However, discordant sounds are always inevitable. At the beginning of the story, it touches on a sensitive and eye-catching topic - male obstetrician doctors. Perhaps students studying medicine may feel a little dissatisfied that doctors are all professionals and patients should not worry about the gender of the doctor. However, not all patients think so. The natural existence of gender and the evil deeds of some black sheep will make patients feel doubtful and resentful. This is an objective social phenomenon that does not change based on personal thoughts. After all, doctors are professionals, but patients are not. A good phenomenon is that everyone's acceptance is gradually increasing. The protagonist of our story is precisely the male obstetrician at the center of the controversy. This is really a topic that arouses people's curiosity. Looking at it, I discovered that there are not only the joy of new life in the obstetrics department, but also so many "unsatisfactory" things, and there are also so many outrageous, weird but real realities. As a reader, I sincerely hope that every "little story" can have a happy ending, but I also know that that is not what the world really looks like.

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