gynecology

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If I ask my dentist a gynecology question, does it make him sexist not to answer it?No, it's simply off-topic for the forum.

A topic I usually miss from the discussion: gynecology and obstetrics practices.

It's probably much easier to do this in residency where you're 100% focused on surgery and won't have to switch to a pediatrics or gynecology rotation after some time.

I know it's a common joke that men go into gynecology to be able to grope women, but the level of commitment required to get through medical school in order to do it is huge compared to the expected non-medical "benefits.

Everything from gynecology, oncology, psychiatric conditions, is all there.

Certainly a group of male gynecologists could usefully discuss some procedure, although the history of gynecology also certainly suggests that for many years the profession surely suffered from a lack of female perspective.

For example I think specialists in Anesthesia/critical care/emergency medicine/gynecology/neonatology etc should have 3 months of leave away from patient care every year to stay sane.>fulfilled doctors make for more-satisfied patients.

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