It stands to reason that hospitals should be non-profit organizations, but most people don't feel this way now. After arriving at the hospital, the patient was like a lamb to be slaughtered. He can't ask or say anything, but he will do whatever the hospital tells him to do.

Generally speaking, patients are obviously in a weak position, which is a major source of tension between doctors and patients.

Because the patient went to the hospital for medical treatment, he felt unwell and had great psychological fear. At this time, as long as the doctor is careless or unprofessional and is found by the patient, it is easy to cause disputes.

The hospital is obviously a place to heal the wounded and rescue the dying, but what everyone can feel is that money is alive! If you don't pay the money, the medicine won't come up. This is not saving lives. Isn't it obvious that you have money to save and no money to die?

So as a patient, going to the hospital feels like doing business. Since it's business, patients are here to buy things.

Buyers and sellers should be equal. Why do patients have to curry favor with doctors after spending money?

A few years ago, I went to the hospital for skin allergy, and the doctor asked me to do allergen testing, so I was given a prick test. There are two ways to check allergens, one is to prick and the other is to draw blood.

I didn't know the difference between the two, so I asked, doctor, what's the difference between drawing blood and pricking blood?

The doctor looked up at me and said, what I prescribed for you is the most suitable. If you don't believe me, why did you come to me?

How overbearing! Can't the patient ask any questions when he comes to the hospital? Doctors always think that patients are questioning his medical skills by asking questions. Can such an arrogant attitude not cause disputes between doctors and patients?