The male nurse in the obstetrics and gynecology department said: I do all the dirty work, and the only benefit is that my private life is all inclusive

Li Yang is a male nurse who chose to work in obstetrics and gynecology. This decision has attracted attention and curiosity, as the nursing profession has traditionally been considered the world of women. However, Li Yang doesn't care about other people's opinions and stereotypes about him.

After entering the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Li Yang faced many difficulties and challenges. Some patients are skeptical of him and question whether he is able to provide enough care and help. However, Li Yang was not defeated by these doubts, and devoted himself to the care of patients in every contact.

By building a relationship of trust with his patients, Li Yang has gradually earned their respect and trust. Whether it is accompanying the delivery process or providing post-operative rehabilitation guidance, he shows professional knowledge and warm care in every link. This genuine dedication paid off – the patient felt a special and precious emotional support from the male nurses.

However, at the societal level, there is still a prejudice against men in the nursing profession. Many people believe that men lack soft emotions and delicate care, so they are not suitable for obstetrics and gynecology work. Li Yang was deeply unhappy with this, and he called on society to transcend gender bias and give men equal opportunities and respect.

In fact, the challenges faced by male nurses in the field of obstetrics and gynaecology are not unique. With the progress of society and the change of attitudes, more and more men have chosen this profession and have achieved remarkable results. Their professionalism, patience and care have earned the trust of patients and injected fresh strength into the field of obstetrics and gynecology.

In short, in Li Yang's view, both male and female nurses should be treated equally. Each person has their own unique and valuable value, and care should be provided with patient needs rather than stereotypes. Only by transcending gender bias and giving men equal opportunities and respect can we have a more complete and inclusive healthcare system.