The first reason: there were two kinds of doctors in ancient times, one was sitting doctor and the other was traveling doctor. Visiting doctors, as the name implies, refer to those doctors who sit in the light and wait for patients to see a doctor. Sitting doctors are similar to modern doctors and do not make house calls easily. In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient, and doctors often had to spend too much time commuting between patients' homes and Yiguang, resulting in many patients not waiting in line or not seeing doctors. Therefore, in-service doctors do not make house calls easily.
This kind of itinerant doctor refers to those doctors who travel around to help patients. Although such doctors can help patients, they basically need patients to come to the door. Few traveling doctors will take the initiative to tell their patients about their illness and remind them that they need treatment. Moreover, the tourist doctor is on holiday. I won't go to the patient's home for treatment because the doctor doesn't want "the bad luck of stroke"
The second reason: if the doctor takes the initiative to go to the patient's home and tell the patient that you are sick, I can help you diagnose. It will appear that the doctor looks very unreliable, not only can't convince the patient, but it will cause strong resentment from the patient. This is simply not worth the candle.
Another reason is that there has been a saying since ancient times that "people are afraid of illness and avoid medical treatment". Many patients don't want to believe that they need treatment, and they are extremely taboo to see a doctor. At this time, the doctor came over and said, "You need to see a doctor", which simply stimulated the patient. . .