Imagine if it would be standard practice to be blindfolded during the exam

Except for the eye test and height and weight, if it were a modesty technique to have the patient blindfolded. To preserve their modesty from seeing who's getting a look at their body, to masking the reactions of their eyes as they are being examined. And at the same time, preserving the modesty of the medical staff, to not be seen performing an examine on them. Consider that patients are even unconscious during most medical procedures, and they have no idea what went on in the room during their procedure, exactly who and how many may have been there & seen their bodies.

And if the exam involved causing an orgasm for either gender to test the resulting ejaculate, that the patient be blindfolded to imagine whatever they must in order to produce that sample.

Interesting, I would find it very arousing to be blindfolded during my smear test.

I’m not a MedFet lover per se except in a related way for RTs, enemas and plugs, but being hooded or blindfolded is a sure fire way to increase my sensation awareness, anticipatory excitement and arousal.

Eric

An interesting thought. For play exam, I've thought about being blindfolded during initial “sensation” assessment of the genital / perineal / anal area, so that I can't see where I'm about to be touched and whether with soft or sharp item. Also whether i'm about to be touched with “hot” or cold item. However, the practicalities of having to get into potentially awkward positions to allow full access the all the skin surface makes it sound a bit tricky to do safely.

Like those videos where a woman is having a gynaecological examination and there is a curtain screen half way down her body. The doctor can only see her bottom half and she can't see the doctor and doesn't know what is going to happen next…

Like those videos where a woman is having a gynaecological examination and there is a curtain screen half way down her body. The doctor can only see her bottom half and she can't see the doctor and doesn't know what is going to happen next…

Exactly. And then I thought too, sometimes when people have blood drawn, they want to pass out. So the staff might think it's good if you can't see the needle & the blood being drawn through the syringe.

What an interesting proposition. I wonder how those who are blind experience the exam. I had never considered the impact of not seeing what takes place. Cool question.

Well,

Not being able to see what is going on would be terrible for me because I am just too curious.

But for the sake of modesty for either side. . .

In real life

I was thinking about not blindfolding but putting up a screen / sheet or whatever from the patients neck upwards that would hide their whole head. So the doctor would only be able to see the body without the head and thus not be able to identify the patient. That could add to more objective examination if you cancel out the personal part of maybe knowing/recognizing one another.

Same goes for the patient who would not be able to see the doctor but could be sure that he/she is being examined for their ailment and not their looks.

@Nick321 Interesting thought about people without sight.

For role-play

Whatever feels right at that moment so why not.

Kind Regards

classic

Consider that patients are even unconscious during most medical procedures, and they have no idea what went on in the room during their procedure, exactly who and how many may have been there & seen their bodies.

Interesting questionning.

But for my part, what I've left of your text (and more specifically on bold) is EXACTLY what is an issue for me. I've had only one procedure where I've been under in my life (colonoscopy) and I don't know what happened exactly. I mean, I know what has been done on me, but I don't know how it's been done, if I've been totally undress, if someone entered the room for a while, who dressed me back (if I've been undress), … Well, exactly what you said. And it was one of my very first thought when I woke up. And still is !

So I understand your point, but I know that for me, not knowing would be way worse than knowing.

… and I don't know what happened exactly. I mean, I know what has been done on me, but I don't know how it's been done, if I've been totally undress, if someone entered the room for a while, who dressed me back (if I've been undress), … Well, exactly what you said. And it was one of my very first thought when I woke up. And still is !

It may be scary, to think of all the possibilities, and all the mannerisms of the staff that work there. Can you imagine if any of them have medfet and knew you were in that state of vulnerability, where they know they could do as they pleased with you and to you while you're unconscious, knowing you are highly unlikely to find out.

Maybe it takes a pessimistic exhibitionist to provide the reality check in this case about what most likely happens while you're “out”. No one's exactly ogling your exposed body, least of all women. If anyone walks in the room during the procedure, odds are they never even notice your exposed body or take a deliberate look at it, unless called in for something directly related to the procedure.

Think about if someone there would be the least bit perverted in front of all the other staff. The other staff would likely condemn the behavior and cast shame on the pervert.

I couldn't say for certain that if an all-male staff were there instead, there would be any more or any less of chance of some act of perversion actually occurring, or someone getting a good deliberate look at your body. Or even play with your genitals just for the hell of it.

Although for some medfetters, these things could be fun to ponder, huh….

What first terrified me when l had my tonsils and adenoids out as a boy is that they blindfolded me immediately before anaesthetising me - Mum hadn't prepared me for that. Presumably it was done to protect my eyes against the ether (whose choking fumes were the next, even more terrifying, thing l experienced that morning).

Ah well, the above memory is the primary basis of my strong medfet today. A silver lining?!

- Ken

Thanks JTMac (post #10 )! That's a thought l've had about the second time l was given general anaesthetic as a boy (cf. post #11 ). It was to have some milk-teeth (as Mum called them) taken out. I clearly remember the dentist standing back to let his colleague, a young male anaesthetist, put me to sleep. The latter grinned at me and asked, ‘Had your tonsils out?’ Meekly, l answered, ‘Yes’.

I've since sometimes thought: what if those two white-coated gents were gay paedophiles?! (I'll say no more!)

- Ken

@JTMac I know you're right. The vast majority of the medical staff are true professionals with no pervertion issues. I have no problem with that. And to be fair, I'm very happy with the way the procedure has been done. I've been put under still clothed (with the gown on), I woke up clothed too (gown and sheet over me). So every thing done by the book 😎

But I can't help myself to think : what happened to my body in between ? Especially knowing all the medical staff were females 😄

That's not a big deal in reality, that's just something in my mind : I'd rather know what happened in that OR during my procedure 😁 (and I know I never will)

What I know though is that next time in 3 or 4 years, I'm gonna ask my GE doctor before the procedure to be a little more specific about that. No shame for me to admit I'm a shy guy to her and that I'd like to know how much nudity will be involved.

(so to be back to the main topic of this thread : no I wouldn't like to be blindfolded 😁)

But I can't help myself to think : what happened to my body in between ? Especially knowing all the medical staff were females 😄

You can always request to have your procedure filmed for you. They'll likely say no, but no harm in asking

You can always request to have your procedure filmed for you. They'll likely say no, but no harm in asking

Don't know if you can ask that in France 😄

I am sure many patients would find this would increase the arousal and anticipation of certain parts of the examination. Full trust would be needed between Dr and patient though.

I think being blindfolded would increase my sense of arousal. My last vision would be of the doctor in his white coat with a stethoscope around his neck. I’d like to have seen a lot of medical instruments laid out near the examination couch so I would be left wondering what would happen and in what order. Hot!