Are you more excited during a real visit or during a cardiophilic session?

I'll tell you my experience. When I go to my cardiologist, who is a man, for the usual annual visit, I am always quite calm and my heart never beats too fast. However, during a playdoc session I am always very excited. A few years ago I had to undergo a cardiological examination to practice sports and there was a very pretty and friendly 35 year old female doctor.... my heart started beating hard and fast and the doctor was very surprised. She preferred to suspend the visit and call her male colleague.

As an early teen I did really enjoy being stethed at the doctor's office in a more sexual way, but by 18 I found it more embarrassing than anything else despite or due to it being a big fetish item for me. Nowadays an explicit heartbeat-fetish related interaction is what will actually get me excited. Going to a doctor's office visit is more about addressing issues than enjoyment.

I agree with @vin in that if I am at a visit to address an issue it is not as exciting because I may not be feeling well. A regu!ar check up, especially an unanticipated one (employment vs annual) the power dynamic kicks in and my heart starts racing.

I did have an EKG ten years ago to be cleared for surgery. I had a male nurse / technician who was going to hook up the leads and monitor the test. When I stripped off my shirt, he said "you're hairy like me... can I shave you where the patches go?" He got a disposible razor and shaved me both sitting up (upper chest) and lying flat (lower). At times he would use his free hand to steady me by holding my back or pulling the skin taut. He did it in such a caring way that I started to enjoy it... slight erection.

Haven't had a play exam yet but I look forward to having the steth moved all over my body to check heartbeat, pulses, and breathing.

Without doubt during a cardiohpile session

I also agree with @Vin. In real medical visits there is always anxiety for fear of the diagnosis and in any case there is not a pleasant aspect. However, during a medical visit for fun there is the emotion and excitement of doing something pleasant