I want to know why pregnant mothers don’t go to obstetricians for their pregnancy care and labor and delivery. This is a small article from a previous space, and the reason why I brought it out again is because I had a lot of regrets that happened in the clinic, before I had the desire to still talk about it, had to talk about it, had to talk about it. Many pregnant mothers are going into labor or at the end of pregnancy in the gynecologist to see a long time before they finally have to be hospitalized or go back to the obstetrician for a maternity visit, and sometimes the regrets that arise make the obstetrician have a feeling of hate! But at the same time, it cannot be denied that some of the reasons are the pregnant women themselves, such as acquaintances know or do not know there is an obstetrician, or think that it does not matter who you go to for ordinary maternity check-ups or the gynecologist does not give up the examination of the pregnant mother for various reasons. We can only suggest that pregnant mothers make their own choices for the health of you and your baby and even for the future health of your baby. In clinical practice, we often see: anemia not corrected, blood sugar not controlled, weight not managed, labor and delivery not standardized, delivery method not patiently chosen, postpartum management not responsible, 9-pound newborns are common, no early guidance for hyperemesis, no one pays attention to abnormal family history, excessive weight gain during pregnancy, prenatal screening in different trimesters long past the time, water broken and still treated as incontinence, no guidance for maternal mental health care leading to anxiety and depression, most C-sections guidance leading to anxiety and depression, most cesarean deliveries ending the pregnancy, disappearing from their view after delivery (know the future guidance on gestational diabetes, iron deficiency, pediatric weight catch-up, etc.) …… On the one hand, knowledge is updated day by day and needs to be constantly enriched, obstetricians will learn the recent and latest technology and skills in the perinatal field to help pregnant mothers solve their problems; on the other hand, clinical thinking is a gradually accumulated habit, different service recipients in obstetrics and gynecology need different clinical thinking, especially today’s perinatal field of health care awareness, prevention-oriented, timely screening, nutritional guidance, weight In order to have a relatively good outcome after a long pregnancy, we need a caregiver. In addition, natural childbirth requires a process of labor care. In clinical practice, most pregnant mothers contacted by gynecologists terminate their pregnancies by cesarean section because of the large number of gynecological patients waiting for treatment and surgery, will they have time to accompany your pregnant mother in labor? The following introduces the difference between gynecology and obstetrics, our pregnant mothers should know whether the hospital where you have your delivery has obstetrics, and if you can’t find a full-time doctor in obstetrics, you should also find an obstetrician and gynecologist who is skilled in relative obstetrics in hospitals where gynecology and obstetrics are not separated. The introduction may be tedious, but just remember one thing: if you are pregnant, find an obstetrician! In China, more people only know that there is an obstetrics and gynecology department in the hospital, but they don’t really know the difference between gynecology and obstetrics, and they don’t understand the difference between gynecologists and obstetricians. In fact, in foreign countries there is no such word as gynecology and obstetrics, but only two words, gynecology and obstetrics. In our country, only a few hospitals strictly distinguish between gynecology and obstetrics, and most hospitals still have one doctor doing both clinical work in gynecology and obstetrics due to medical resources. However, if you see the following introduction, you will understand that obstetricians and gynecologists have different service targets and services. Moreover, today’s rapidly changing expertise requires specialists to serve mothers and babies with more precise expertise and skills as possible. I hope all pregnant mothers find a real obstetrician to take care of your pregnancy and delivery, to take care of mommy and baby! Obstetrics: Physiological and pathological changes related to pregnancy and delivery, prevention and treatment of high-risk pregnancies and difficult deliveries. Pathological miscarriage and induction of labor also require admission to obstetrics wards (individual hospitals have family planning wards.) Pregnancy: safe passage of mother and baby in early, middle and late pregnancy requires examination of mother and baby through labor and delivery, laboratory tests and ultrasound. Complications of pregnancy are diseases that occur before or during pregnancy that are not directly caused by pregnancy such as hypertension, hyperglycemia, heart disease, kidney disease, liver disease, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, anemia, iron deficiency, calcium deficiency, appendicitis, pancreatitis, pneumonia, tuberculosis, vaginitis, uterine fibroids, ovarian tumors, and even tumors in other areas, etc.; Complications of pregnancy are diseases that occur after pregnancy. Such diseases appear with pregnancy and do not exist naturally after the end of pregnancy. They include gestational hypertension syndrome, placenta praevia, early placental abruption, too much or too little amniotic fluid, premature rupture of membranes, fetal growth restriction, uterine rupture, amniotic fluid embolism, preterm labor, fetal distress, etc. Difficult labor is a medical term called “abnormal delivery”, which means that the baby cannot be born successfully. There are many reasons for obstructed labor, but any one or more of these three factors, such as labor force (including the contraction force of the uterus during labor and the force of the mother holding her breath downward), birth canal (whether the size of the pregnant woman’s pelvis can allow the fetus to pass), and fetal condition (mainly depending on the size and position of the fetus), will obstruct the process of labor and cause obstructed labor; excessive mental tension will lead to weak contraction of the uterus and so on. It is also an important cause of obstructed labor. If a normal labor is not handled properly, it can become a difficult labor; on the contrary, if a difficult labor is handled timely, it can also become a normal labor. Gynecology: mainly refers to female reproductive system diseases, strictly speaking, reproductive system diseases not related to pregnancy, including vulvar diseases, vaginal diseases, uterine diseases, fallopian tube diseases, ovarian diseases, etc. Gynecological diseases are mainly divided into: gynecological inflammation, sexually transmitted diseases, menstrual disorders, infertility, gynecological plastic surgery, gynecological tumors, etc. Each category has several small diseases: gynecological inflammation: cervicitis, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc, STDs: warts, syphilis, genital herpes, gonorrhea, etc.; menstrual disorders: ovarian diseases, endocrine diseases, gynecological inflammation and other causes; infertility: cervical infertility, endocrine infertility, uterine infertility, tubal infertility, etc.; gynecological plastic surgery: labiaplasty, hymenoplasty, vaginal tightening, etc.; gynecological tumors: uterine fibroids, cervical cysts, ovarian tumors, cervical cancer, etc, ovarian tumor, cervical cancer, etc.