Why can't ancient women let their husbands into the delivery room when they give birth?

I watched TV many times and found my wife crying in it when she gave birth. My husband was in a great hurry, but she was stopped from going in.

My friend is curious, why can't he go in? Husband and wife should not share weal and woe, not to mention the fact that they have children for you.

That's because the ancient ethics were so strict that couples could only walk in the boudoir. In front of outsiders, they should pay attention to the differences between men and women. Even if they get married, your husband should pay attention to taboos. Moreover, the ancient feudal superstition was serious, and it was considered that men would be doomed when they entered the delivery room (including many mothers-in-law who now refused to let their sons accompany their daughters-in-law to have children), which was a great evil and would be unlucky for three years. In fact, these are just feudal superstitions, and giving birth to a child is a very dangerous thing, that is, "going through the gate of hell." In ancient times, due to limited conditions, dystocia and postpartum hemorrhage often occurred, and many pregnant women died. Will be considered unlucky, is a disaster. Men are the backbone of the whole family and must be avoided for good luck.

But today, with the development of modern medical technology, many husbands are accompanying their wives, and some even have their own husbands to cut the umbilical cord.

In fact, in ancient times, men were not allowed to enter the delivery room, but others were not allowed to enter. Why, poor medical conditions and hectic environment are easy to bring in more bacteria, which is of no help and adds chaos?

Dear male compatriots, your wife has given birth. If you don't feel dizzy, you can accompany her, give her strength and witness the greatness of maternal love. Once you witness the birth of a woman, you will know more about women and love your wife more.