Name: 成為醫生的 5 個祕密好處無人知曉 🤫 (5 Secret Perks of Becoming a Doctor Nobody Talks About 🤫)
Uploaded: 2025-09-26T18:04:58.000Z
Duration: 7 min 50 s

Everyone knows doctors make good money, have job security, and get respect.

人人都知道醫生收入豐厚，工作有保障，受人尊敬。

But while everyone obsesses over physician salaries and prestige, they're missing the hidden advantages that come with being a doctor.

但是，當大家都在關注醫生的薪水和聲望時，卻忽略了作為醫生的隱性優勢。

Today, we're covering the hidden perks of being a doctor that nobody talks about, from social superpowers to advantages in the bedroom that'll make you see medicine in a completely different way.

今天，我們要介紹的是作為一名醫生不為人知的好處，從社交超能力到臥室優勢，這些好處會讓你以完全不同的方式看待醫學。

Let's start with something medical school definitely doesn't advertise.

讓我們從醫學院絕對不宣傳的東西說起。

Doctors have a serious advantage when it comes to intimate relationships.

在親密關係方面，醫生有很大的優勢。

No matter your gender, anatomy knowledge has its perks in the bedroom.

無論你的性別如何，解剖學知識在臥室裡都有它的好處。

Doctors understand what everything is, how things work, and where everything goes.

醫生了解每樣東西是什麼，如何工作，以及每樣東西的去向。

And that's more than can be said for most people you might date.

這一點比你可能約會的大多數人都要強。

You'll know the difference between the clitoris and the urethra, something which, unfortunately, is a lot to ask of the general population.

你會知道陰蒂和尿道的區別，不幸的是，這對普通人來說是個很高的要求。

You'll understand blood flow, nerve pathways, and muscle mechanics in a way that translate to being a significantly better romantic partner.

您將瞭解血液流動、神經通路和肌肉力學，從而成為更好的浪漫伴侶。

Plus, you can actually explain to your partner what's happening with their body, instead of just fumbling around hoping for the best.

此外，你還可以向你的伴侶解釋他們的身體發生了什麼變化，而不是隻是摸索著希望最好。

It's like having a user manual for human intimacy that most people never read.

這就像一本大多數人從未讀過的人類親密關係用戶手冊。

But anatomy knowledge isn't just useful in private.

但解剖學知識不僅在私下裡有用。

The second perk is becoming your family's medical hero.

第二個好處是成為家人的醫療英雄。

While we are in no way suggesting you can ever replace your family or friend's own doctor or specialist, it's incredibly reassuring for your loved ones to hear that their cut doesn't require stitches, their chest pain isn't a heart attack, or their baby's rash is just acne.

雖然我們絕不建議您取代家人或朋友自己的醫生或專科醫生，但當您的親人聽到他們的傷口不需要縫針，他們的胸痛不是心臟病發作，或者他們寶寶的皮疹只是痤瘡時，他們會感到無比安心。

No matter what specialty you choose, all doctors have basic medical knowledge.

無論您選擇什麼專業，所有醫生都具備基本的醫學知識。

You can remove splinters, properly address minor cuts and scrapes, and most importantly, know the signs to look for when someone's life could be in danger, like recognizing the early signs of a stroke or heart attack.

您可以清除木片，正確處理輕微割傷和擦傷，最重要的是，您知道當有人生命受到威脅時應該注意的跡象，比如識別中風或心臟病發作的早期徵兆。

Most doctors are BLS and ACLS trained, so you'll be prepared to respond effectively in real emergencies.

大多數醫生都接受過 BLS 和 ACLS 培訓，是以您可以在實際緊急情況下做出有效反應。

The is a doctor on board scenario is quite real and happens to most doctors at some point.

船上有醫生的情況很真實，大多數醫生都曾遇到過。

It happened to me when I was finishing med school.

我在醫學院畢業時就遇到過這種情況。

I've shared that story over on my Kevin Jubbal MD channel.

我已經在我的凱文-朱巴醫學博士頻道上分享了這個故事。

Last year, when I traveled to India with my mother, who is pre-diabetic, she fainted.

去年，我和患有糖尿病前期的母親一起去印度旅行時，她暈倒了。

I immediately focused on the ABCs, airway, breathing, and circulation.

我立即把注意力集中在 ABC 上，即呼吸道、呼吸和血液循環。

I kept her stable, on her side with her head supported, and worked through a differential in my head.

我讓她保持穩定，讓她側臥，頭部得到支撐，並在腦海中進行了差異分析。

Admittedly, it was nerve-wracking since we were on a bicycle tour on a remote rural island with no nearby hospital or clinic, but it was certainly less scary than being completely unequipped.

誠然，我們在一個偏遠的農村小島上騎自行車旅行，附近沒有醫院或診所，這讓我們很緊張，但這肯定沒有完全沒有裝備那麼可怕。

I was able to lean on some basic medical and emergency training from medical school and residency, which made an otherwise chaotic situation far more manageable.

我在醫學院和住院醫師培訓期間接受了一些基本的醫療和急診培訓，這讓原本混亂的局面變得容易處理得多。

When you're a doctor, people automatically look to you during any medical emergency, even if it's completely outside your specialty.

當你是一名醫生時，人們在任何醫療緊急情況下都會自動向你求助，即使這完全超出了你的專業範疇。

A dermatologist becomes the crisis leader when someone has chest pain at a restaurant.

當有人在餐廳出現胸痛時，皮膚科醫生就會成為危機領導者。

In the eyes of people you help, you're not just a doctor, you're a superhero.

在你幫助過的人眼中，你不僅僅是一名醫生，更是一名超級英雄。

But with great power comes great responsibility.

There is a downside to this perk, as there's tons of pressure on you to know what's going on and how to help, no matter where you go.

這項福利也有缺點，因為無論你走到哪裡，都會面臨巨大的壓力，要求你知道發生了什麼事以及如何提供幫助。

Earlier this year, while cycling during a trip to Tokyo, I came across someone who was having a full-blown tonic-clonic seizure, also known as a grand mal seizure, and about to slide into the moat surrounding the Tokyo Palace.

今年早些時候，我在東京旅行期間騎自行車時，遇到了一個強直-陣攣發作（又稱癲癇大發作）的人，他正準備滑入東京皇宮周圍的護城河。

I saw him, and I was the only person around who was qualified to help.

我看到了他，而我是周圍唯一有資格幫助他的人。

The three Japanese locals surrounding him were doing their best to be helpful, but were ultimately confused and panicking, holding his feet but allowing him to slide head-first down the slope.

圍在他周圍的三個日本當地人竭盡全力提供幫助，但最終還是慌亂地抱住了他的雙腳，任由他一頭滑下山坡。

So I crossed the fence, even though a nearby sign read do not cross, pulled him up to flat ground, stabilized his airway, and kept him away from anything that could result in him injuring himself until the seizure subsided.

於是，我越過柵欄，儘管附近的告示牌上寫著 "請勿跨越"，把他拉到平地上，穩住他的呼吸道，讓他遠離任何可能導致他受傷的東西，直到癲癇發作緩解。

I led the situation and tasked different bystanders with finding his phone to contact friends or family he was traveling with, another to call the ambulance, and a third to look for his wallet if there was any mention of medications or a health history.

我在一旁引導，並讓不同的旁觀者負責尋找他的手機，以便聯繫與他同行的朋友或家人；另一個人負責呼叫救護車；第三個人負責尋找他的錢包，如果有提到藥物或健康史的話。

I nearly missed my return flight to the US and had to skip lunch, but when you're the only one around with basic medical knowledge who can help, you do.

我差點錯過了返回美國的班機，不得不不吃午飯，但當你是周圍唯一一個具備基本醫療知識的人可以提供幫助時，你就會這麼做。

The third hidden advantage is that you become a healthcare system navigator.

第三個隱藏優勢是，您將成為醫療保健系統的導航員。

As your family ages, whether grandparents, parents, or whoever, you can help ensure they aren't taken advantage of.

隨著家人年齡的增長，無論是祖父母、父母還是其他人，您都可以幫助確保他們不被利用。

Your grandma won't need to struggle with insurance jargon, billing codes, or figuring out who to see for what problem.

您的祖母不必再為保險術語、賬單代碼或弄清什麼問題該找誰看病而煩惱。

You'll understand the medical system from the inside out.

您將由內而外地瞭解醫療系統。

You'll know the difference between a hospitalist and an internist.

你會知道醫院醫生和內科醫生的區別。

You'll understand why your dad's insurance requires a referral for certain specialists, but not others.

你就會明白為什麼你父親的保險要求某些專家轉診，而其他專家則不需要。

You can decode medical bills and spot when your aunt is being overcharged or when a procedure was incorrectly coded.

您可以對醫療賬單進行解碼，發現您的阿姨被多收了費用或程序編碼有誤。

While your non-medical friends and family members spend hours on hold with insurance companies or accept whatever their medical office tells them without question, you can cut through the bureaucracy and advocate effectively for yourself and your family.

當您的非醫療朋友和家人花上幾個小時與保險公司聯繫，或者毫無疑問地接受他們的醫療辦公室告訴他們的任何事情時，您可以突破官僚主義，為自己和家人進行有效的宣傳。

My GI doctor, whom I see for my chronic illness, inflammatory bowel disease, was giving me outdated information about vitamin D supplementation that wasn't aligned with current research.

我的消化科醫生是我的慢性病--炎症性腸病的主治醫生，他給我提供的關於補充維生素 D 的資訊已經過時，與當前的研究不符。

Instead of just accepting his recommendation that it wasn't worthwhile, I was able to read the latest medical literature myself, educate him, and direct my care more effectively.

我沒有一味地接受他認為不值得的建議，而是自己閱讀了最新的醫學文獻，對他進行了教育，並更有效地指導了我的治療。

This ability to read and understand medical literature connects to perhaps the most powerful long term advantage.

這種閱讀和理解醫學文獻的能力也許是最強大的長期優勢。

The fourth perk might be the most valuable in the long term.

從長遠來看，第四項福利可能是最有價值的。

Your brain gets rewired to become a learning machine.

你的大腦會被重新連接，成為一臺學習機器。

Medical school forces you to retain massive amounts of information and read at lightning speed, skills that transfer to everything else you do.

醫學院迫使你保留大量資訊，並以閃電般的速度閱讀，這些技能會遷移到你所從事的其他一切工作中。

You'll pick up new hobbies, complex skills, or even entirely new languages remarkably quickly, impressing your non-medical friends.

您將很快掌握新的愛好、複雜的技能，甚至全新的語言，讓您的非醫學界朋友對您刮目相看。

Your memorization skills from anatomy make it easier.

你在解剖學方面的記憶能力會讓這一切變得更容易。

The logical thinking you honed from years of clinical reasoning gives you a huge advantage.

多年臨床推理中磨練出來的邏輯思維為您帶來巨大優勢。

You can blaze through the rules of a new video game, or deep dive into any brand new hobby in half the time because you know how to take in, process, and retain information in a fraction of the time it takes others.

你可以用一半的時間快速瞭解一款新電子遊戲的規則，或者深入鑽研任何全新的愛好，因為你知道如何用比別人少得多的時間來接受、處理和保留資訊。

This gives you a major advantage in understanding virtually anything, from complex board games, to learning TikTok dances, to investing.

從複雜的棋盤遊戲到學習 TikTok 舞蹈，再到投資，這讓你在理解幾乎任何事物方面都具有重大優勢。

Learning really will become your superpower.

學習真的會成為你的超級能力。

The pattern recognition skills you develop from diagnosing patients makes you better at solving any problem.

從診斷病人中掌握的模式識別技能能讓你更好地解決任何問題。

You become that person who can quickly identify the root issue and figure out solutions no matter what life throws at you.

無論生活中遇到什麼，你都能迅速找出問題的根源，並找出解決方案。

This enhanced learning ability opens doors to our final hidden perk.

這種學習能力的增強為我們最後一項隱藏福利打開了大門。

The last advantage is that an MD opens doors to numerous career opportunities.

最後一個優勢是，醫學博士學位為眾多職業機會打開了大門。

A medical degree is a golden ticket to countless side hustles and career pivots.

醫學學位是一張通往無數副業和職業轉機的金色通行證。

Lawyers pay doctors serious money to serve as expert witnesses, sometimes $500 to $1,000 per hour just to explain medical concepts in court.

律師向醫生支付高額費用，請他們擔任專家證人，有時僅在法庭上解釋醫學概念的費用就高達每小時 500 至 1,000 美元。

Medical writing, consulting for health tech companies, and advising biotech startups are all lucrative opportunities that utilize your existing knowledge.

醫學寫作、為健康科技公司提供諮詢以及為生物技術初創企業提供建議，這些都是利用您現有知識的有利可圖的機會。

If you want to become a medical influencer, you start from day one with built-in credibility that takes other content creators years to build.

如果你想成為一名有影響力的醫療從業者，那麼從第一天開始，你就擁有了其他內容創作者需要數年才能建立的信譽。

Your posts about health topics automatically carry more weight than those without medical training.

與沒有受過醫學培訓的人相比，您所發表的有關健康話題的文章會更有分量。

Healthcare companies are desperately looking for people who intimately understand both medicine and business.

醫療保健公司急需既懂醫學又懂商業的人才。

Your medical background makes you invaluable in industries far beyond traditional practice.

您的醫學背景使您在傳統行業之外的其他行業中也具有無價之寶的價值。

The combination of scientific training, problem-solving skills, and the respect that comes with an MD creates opportunities that didn't exist before you became a doctor.

科學訓練、解決問題的技能以及醫學博士所受的尊重，這三者的結合為您創造了成為醫生之前所沒有的機會。

If you're wondering whether medicine is right for you, check out this video right up here where we break down exactly what it takes to become a doctor and whether you should pursue this path.

如果您想知道自己是否適合從醫，請觀看這段視頻，我們將為您詳細介紹成為一名醫生需要具備哪些條件，以及您是否應該走上這條道路。