I. Short video televised case (1 minute general science, in the original language)
It took me a long time to find out that the most embarrassing section was not gynecology, but anal intestinal
Many feel that gynaecology, urology and surgery have access to private areas, but in practice there are more problems with anal intestinal doctors。
Women see male doctors in gynaecology, and they comfort their own patients regardless of gender; there are few female urologists and few male doctors。
However, the number of women and men with anal intestinal sciences is similar, and it is easy to divide them into heterosexual doctors, and the sense of shame is filled。
For both men and women, initial check-ups, surgery and post-operative changes require special heights and complete exposure to hips. Even more difficult is the fact that the anal wounds are invisible and impossible to reach, and every time a medical examination is carried out, it has to be done with the help of a doctor, who repeatedly confronts this dilemma。
Even if doctors focus on the stoves all the time, most of them are blushing。

It is important to remind you not to suffer more from the uncomfortable burden of blood, hemorrhoids, swollen pains, small diseases torn into fistula and severe hemorrhoids. Mind if a heterosexual doctor can register in advance, and the clinic has curtains to protect privacy and health is first。
Ii. Streamlining of 30-second short text files (for fast-paced short video)
Don't think gynecology is the most embarrassing thing. The anal section is the shame ceiling
Female and male doctors are given half a score, and the examination, operation and change of medication are subject to privacy, and the wounds are not drugged and repeated。
Don't be embarrassed with anal problems. It's registered to have same-sex doctors. It's covered in the clinic。
Iii. Full text version (with text for headers)
The most embarrassing section of the hospital is not gynecology, but anal intestinal
Over the years of working in hospitals, a very realistic phenomenon has been found: the most exposed places in public life are not gynaecology, urology, but anals。

Many of the women who visit gynaecologists find themselves consoling themselves “genderless in the eyes of the doctor”; the number of women urologists is scarce and the presence of men is hardly embarrassing。
The anal intestinal sciences are completely different, with a balanced ratio of male to female medical care and a high degree of exposure to heterosexual doctors and the greatest sense of shame in all sections。
1. Exposure to privacy throughout the process
The initial check-ups, operation of operating theatres, and daily changes of medication after surgery require a special position, complete exposure to the hips, and a full view of privacy。
2. The embarrassment is not one time, it is repeated
The gynaecology and urology can be completed in most cases at a check-up, after an anal intestinal surgery for up to 10 days, the wound itself is invisible and unable to take the medication itself, the same process is repeated each time a review and change of medication takes place, and psychological stress is prolonged。
Many patients suffer from blood and hemorrhoids that are sore that they find themselves in a difficult position to deal with, and end up with small hemorrhoids as anal fistula, mixed hemorrhoids, surgery and more。
A little suggestion to ease the embarrassment

1. To notify the nurse in advance of registration and to make an appointment with a doctor of the same sex
2. Regular hospital clinics are equipped with screens and screens, with only exposed areas and full body cover
3. To reduce panic during examinations by wearing loosely worn pants
4. Doctors receive dozens of patients of the same kind every day, focusing only on the situation and without redundant ideas。
The most important thing is to treat the disease in a timely manner, in comparison with a moment of embarrassment。
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