why would i become a doctor?

Answer:
In my Opinion, Definitely Not Money.

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Because, you want to help people??

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You would become a doctor to help people, to learn about medicines, about the human anatomy, and/or because that's the career you want to have.

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To make lots of money. God knows doctors arent in it to be compassionate to their patients.

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Become a doctor: it is an opportunity to do life long service in a profession, without having to retire! You have recognition, esteem in society, and good income, too! You have people around you all the time, you are in demand, you do feel wanted!

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why would you ask us? Thats up to you to decide.

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you would become a doctor so you can see all that genitalia.!! yeah bitches!... woop woop

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If you don't know than better don't! :)

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because it must give you some positive energy on your body and mind.

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Because it's your passion

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since you say "would" id say thats your call but if youd said "should", id say if you care about people you might want to help them when they have no one to help them with a medical problem kasi theres a serious shortage of good doctors, and an even more serious shortage of ones who care about human life and care enough to think outside the box to come up with difficult solutions to uncommon medical problems. most follow a cookbook solution written in a book ages ago, and are lost without it or if the problem isnt covered in a book. you may just be the one to write the next medical journal. if you have the capability and i assume you do kasi you are considering it, id say go for it. i wont bore you with talk about the fact that doctors tend to get very rich, kasi that is no reason to do it. if you go into it for money alone you wont be a good doctor and we have enough bad ones already.

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why not? if you have the heart for it.. just keep in mind that prior to being a full-pledged doctor, you will be faced with lots and lots of trials like not being able to get enough sleep, tons and tons of readings, less social life.. so if you're still up for it, then go for it.. the smiles of patients is very rewarding after a day's work.. and knowing you've been a very big help in giving a person a new lease on life..plus you never stop learning..

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u should ask urself instead of asking us, because u r thew only one who will ans this question

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To spend long hours and money educating yourself to help heal others. I don't think money is a good reason unless you are committed to the profession.

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