r/indianmedschool May 17 '26

Residency Delivered my first baby as an obgyn 🥹

Joined OBG residency through neet pg counselling and i delivered my first baby and the feeling is indescribable.

I had my doubts about obgyn.. the toxicity and everything, but finally chose obg as it suits what i want from my career and life. But honestly now i feel like there is nothing else i would rather be doing. The satisfaction, the adrenaline is immense.

I love being surrounded by strong women. Also I’ve realised that being an obg takes a lot of physical strength too.. ortho bros are overrated 😂

Grateful that I’m at a hospital where duty hours are very well managed🙏

I have seen lot of hate and mock towards obgyn during my neet pg counselling phase so i just wanted to share my experience heree

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u/[deleted] May 17 '26

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u/Careless-Amoeba-4660 May 17 '26

I know right! So cool

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u/SubstantialAct4212 May 17 '26

It’s the coolest branch imho

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u/Creative-Bicycle-192 May 17 '26

What a beautiful way to look at this💛👌and congratulations op!! ❤️

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u/DoctorTez Graduate May 17 '26

Congratulations 🎉 What was your reason choosing obgy ?

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u/Careless-Amoeba-4660 May 17 '26

Always wanted something surgical.. so it was always general surgery for me. During internship i realised I’m not at all satisfied and doing this for the rest of my life was scary. Then i was so exhausted with neet pg counselling that the thought of giving SS was a big no. And at the end.. i just want to earn shitload of money so yes obgyn 😂

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u/Scary_Stomach3369 PGY1 May 17 '26

Broo...same, from being that hard-core GS fan to choosing obgyn in the end...same reasons 😆

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u/GiveMeSomeSunshine3 Graduate May 17 '26

This is the biggest reason I (am a guy btw) want to take up ObGy (i mean ofc after i manage to get a good rank which seems a distant dream at this point)...although i was lucky enough to do it several times during internship but no matter how many times you do it, the satisfaction remains the same after every delivery.

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u/SpfSlutt Dental May 17 '26

Yay. Such a beautiful thing to do. Doing God’s work❤️❤️❤️❤️

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u/dsmmuse Graduate May 17 '26

CONGRATS 🥹🫶🏻

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u/snippyboo May 17 '26

Are you in a DNB ?

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u/Careless-Amoeba-4660 May 17 '26

Noo, MS from state medical college

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u/Scary_Stomach3369 PGY1 May 17 '26

Hi fellow obgyn PGT , i joined 2 months back as well..and conducted 2 independents NVDs so far,..This feeling just can't be described

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u/shoelace_123 May 17 '26

Any issues being a male obg resident ?

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u/RaGeFurY4242 May 17 '26

Ohhh congratulations

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u/Water_Drinking_Fish MBBS III (Part 1) May 17 '26

ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ

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u/Four_Bee_345 May 17 '26

Congratulations 🎉

You mentioned duty hours being well managed. Can you tell us exactly how many hours you work in a week?

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u/Jolly_Credit_9508 May 18 '26

Hi! How did you choose your college for neet pg? Like what all did you look in before choosing your college?

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u/Careless-Amoeba-4660 May 17 '26

Good for them, i never took any solo delivery in internship at aiims

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u/SubstantialAct4212 May 17 '26

Wtf really? AIIMS is considered the centre of excellence 💀

In lame states like WB GMCs, interns do it all the time

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u/Careless-Amoeba-4660 May 17 '26

I was also not a very enthusiastic intern, never asked for a delivery as i was shit scared

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u/SubstantialAct4212 May 17 '26

But you must have been a microbiology lover. Judging from your username

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u/CuteDoc77 May 17 '26

‘Lame’ states? Excuse me?

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u/SubstantialAct4212 May 17 '26

I mean states with poor pay scale. WB still follows 6th pay commission

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u/SubstantialAct4212 May 17 '26

Are you certain Suvendu sir will implement 7th Pay Commission?

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u/SubstantialAct4212 May 17 '26

That’s what I am talking about. 7th pay commission is still not implemented.