After reading "eight00 days as a gynecologist", i really wanted to say, why didn't you read the book earlier? It must be recommended to the sisters, especially to the young girls who are in adolescence, and it must be very useful for them to read the book, which concerns their physical and mental health, and to face the problems they face in their development from a scientific point of view, without making an ignorant “white”。
As sisters after 90 years, we all remember the biology class at the junior high school, which taught biology. Remember when we went to high school, a group of girls talked together, as if everyone's teachers were the same, and they showed themselves, and they were embarrassed to talk. Now, think about it, i'm feeling kind of sad, a very important lesson, and i'm skipping it。
Since that neglected course, there seems to have been no more teachers teaching about women's health. For every female friend, due to the special nature of her physical structure, you have different female physiological problems at every stage of your life, from young girls to old aunts, and need not avoid it. It is a science。
In junior high school, 13 or 4 years old, girls come to menstruation, and many girls are particularly embarrassed to let their classmates know that i have menstruation, as if it were a difficult thing to say, and now think that we were too poor to know。
When we went to high school, some of the female classmates had problems with their physical development, the mats and the aunt's towels continued for a month, and some of them, because of the pain, had to drip every time。
In senior year, one of my classmates was not feeling well (bacterically infected), went to the school infirmary, and the doctor gave her a bottle of shampoo, and now think that there was no good hygiene。
When i was pregnant, i had a maternity check-up because i missed down's screen. The doctor said, "look at the b data, you're gonna have to do nothing if you don't have a problem, and then you're gonna have to do a sheep-water piercing, and then you're worried, and she recommended us to a testing agency for over $2,000."。
Remember a doctor who suggested that we go to a private hospital to do "4d," and almost there. Later, at the next maternity check-up, another doctor told me that it was not necessary to go to a private hospital, that it was necessary to do a major deformation in the hospital, and that the examining doctors were more experienced and cost less than $200。
For pregnant mothers, having a better doctor at a maternity check-up can really keep you from walking a lot less and spending less money。
This book is full of dry stuff, and you really need to read it。
