Pubic Hair Inspections

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I was mortified when I took my sports physical form to school and saw that he had written “sparse, fine pubic hair” next to genitalia on the form!

I don't understand why that needs to be documented in a form for others to see. It seems like there should be a separate form for your personal files and one that's turned in that says you're cleared to play sports.

She’s going to see that I’m shaved like a porn star

I've been shaving since 1983 and believe me, I am not a porn star.

I often wonder where that idea comes from. Last week I was at a Spanish nude beach and almost everyone was shaved, men and women and boy, virtually no one qualified in the remotest as a porn star … ha ha

@agracier This is true. I was brought up in rather conservative upbringing. Rural America can really bring out the prude in anyone.

The dermatologist didn't mention it neither did either of the nurses who got the “clean” urine sample out of me. The girl who gave me the complete skin exam before letting me get in the hospital bed didn't. No one seemed to think it was a bit unusual.

I often wonder where that idea comes from. Last week I was at a Spanish nude beach and almost everyone was

i think porn normalized it for many.

I had a physical recently with my male primary, I usually trim up but since I have been single I let it grow into a bush. At this physical he did spend much more time looking through it.

When I have a check up at my gynecologist he looks through my pubic hair but he does not take a lot of time doing it, I think he can see soon that the skin underneath is ok.

Personally, I appreciate a nice full bush to inspect. One should take time and examine thoroughly! 😃

I have maintained thick and natural pubic hair since my early puberty. I have not had a pubic hair inspection; however, to this day, I love to display my full bush in front of any male doctor!

I don't recall the doctor ever specifically saying he was looking at my pubic hair for any medical type of reason. I guess he was though because from my first real physical just before age 13 when I had no pubic hair to the end of my pediatrician years (age 16-17), I always had my underwear off for more than just a hernia check.

I have mostly kept waxed or well trimmed, so no need to. It is indeed part of the external exam to check the skin on the mons.

When I was entering puberty, the doctor began to comment on it…. Uncomfortable.

When I was 13 I shaved down there before an appointment. The appointment was related to growth/hormonal issues, and the doctor was about 70 and old school. He lectured me and my foster mother about it when he saw I had shaved. He asked why someone my age would need to do that. And that shaving that area would irritate it and cause infections, as well as him needing to see the natural hair to evaluate my developmental stage.

I know that in my appointments after that he definitely checked it, and even now they evaluate it before my pelvic exams. It’s even included in their training. As a kid I was embarrassed and irritated about not being able to shave, but as an adult I realize that the hair can provide doctors with valuable medical information. Even if they are now ethically required to say they don’t care either way, doctors definitely prefer you be in a natural state. I leave it as is now.

I didn't encounter that in my youth. I started shaving my pubic hair when I was 20, and now it's removed with a laser – so even if a doctor wanted to, there's nothing to inspect.

I was a late bloomer; I didn't start growing body hair until I was 15 or 16. Until then, he kept saying it was about time. He always checked it down there and under my arm.

I don’t remember that ever happening to me.

Our doctor doesn’t do such an examination.

Never, but the embarrassment of having or not having pubic hair is something that comes up in fantasies for me. I love the idea of a woman having an examination and not having "prepared," and being embarrassed to be seen. "Prepared" could mean either that she doesn't want to be seen shaved because she feels there's something improper about it, too sexual etc. - or that she doesn't want to be seen with hair because she thinks it's messy etc. Ultimately all about her reaction, seeing the embarrassment on her face. (grins)

I think this arose because I was so conscious of developing on the early side (for a guy at least) and worrying about my pubic hair being seen.

I remember during a few STD checks in college where the nurse practitioner looked closely at pubic area and pulled the hair a bit, but besides then I don't really remember at any other visits.

He exams my vulva and vagina, so I think he does

No pubic hair to inspect for this bald down there girl. Before I became incontinent, my embarrassing pubic hair was very thick and long.

My Urologist examined my genitals several times checking for skin health including my pubic hair from wearing diapers 24/7.

Then I got smart and had 6 sessions of full brazilian laser hair removal. I was glad to get rid of the embarrassing unwanted hair. Personal hygiene and cleaning is much easier also.

It’s not so often you find a woman with pubic hair now so it’s really a nice change to run your finger through it

The only time I remember my pubic hair ever being noted was during puberty. However, as a Navy Corpsman, I often had to inspect other people for crabs, especially in the brig/ corrective custody unit.

I remember when I was about 13, during med exam the doctor asked me when I started growing pubic hair.