Now understand why the word 'doctor' is so bad in legend!

Did you have many aches and pains in your eyes after reading the doctor's prescription? 'The word doctor' has become a legend for people who write bad words like crabs. But do you know why the word doctor is bad?

It can be said that "the word doctor" has become a popular phrase not only in Vietnam but also in the world. For one thing, the most characteristic of the skilled doctors is the extremely bad handwriting , feeling like there are thousands of wriggling worms on the page.

This makes the patients become bored every time they read the prescription. Have you ever wondered, why is the word doctor so bad?

Here are some of the most feasible reasons for this question, summed up from extremely interesting answers from netizens around the world on the Quora forum.

The most distinctive feature of skilled doctors is the extremely bad handwriting, feeling like there are thousands of wriggling worms on the page.

It can be said that the word "doctor" was formed from the years when the university "scratched the history". Everyone knows that students at the prestigious medical university in the world are under pressure to study.

The intensive lectures in class made the students unable to note all the teacher's teachings.Gradually, bad writing becomes a good habit for students to catch up on classwork.

Moreover, the work of a doctor at the hospital as well as in the clinic is always faced with heavy pressure because the patients keep coming and there is no sign of going away.In order for the work to be accelerated, doctors were forced to write fast letters to turn other patients.

A kind of funny alphabet on social networks implies the doctor's writing.

Bad writing also comes from a "hidden law" in the medical world.

Many studies show that "the word doctor" is a concept of survival . One problem of doctors is in the amount of paperwork that needs to be solved every time a patient comes to the clinic.

This is a basic requirement for all tasks to be completed early and effectively.

And this may seem unbelievable but it's perfectly feasible to become a reason. That is the relationship with neighboring pharmacies.

Obviously, patients often go to nearby drugstores to buy prescriptions. In the event of a problem understanding the prescription, the pharmacist will call the doctor to clarify the information.

Perhaps this is a very good relationship before every prescription is digitized.

One problem of doctors is in the amount of paperwork that needs to be solved every time a patient comes to the clinic.

However, there are also conflicting views about " doctor letters" . In fact, not all medical students at the old universities have to record his teachings.

Gary Larson, a medical director remembers his story. When going to school, there will usually be an arbitrary student who will take the responsibility of recording the entire lecture in class, then typing on the computer and then distributing it to the remaining students. Then after that people will take turns.

Therefore, he estimates, a student only has to practice recording once in 170 lectures throughout the school year. Why, because they don't have much practice, the words are getting worse.

At the time of digital technology booming with innovative inventions, laptops were widely used and it seemed that students used laptops to record class lectures.

Is this the real reason for the "doctor" legend? Or is it merely a concept so familiar that whenever someone wants to become a doctor, what they think in their mind is to make their words worse for the crowd and "practice"?