In total, how many medical professionals have examined you?

This thread wonder how many medical professionals have you encoutered in your life giving intimate exams or similar medical procedures to you so knowing details of your most intimate parts of the body?

After those contacts something changed with those medical professionals considering since that he/she knows so personal details of your body. This gives me an arousing feeling when coming back in presence of those people also after many years. So happened to me with different doctors since my pediatrician. Considering all I think not less than 30 medical professionals had intimate contact with my body. Knowing what they did and secretly keep give me a feeling of submission and sexual arousal so I often masturbate thinking on what they do every day on their patients like me.

I would say easily 100 different types of medical professionals have examined my genitals because I had a testicular mass in my late teens that was surgically removed about ten years later, and more recently have had some hernia and urological issues.

I have had a testicular/hernia exam and rectal exam from 5 different doctors. 1 female, the other 4 were male. They all seemed to enjoy themselves, as did I.

I used to keep track of how many female medical professionals had seen my genitals since I reached adulthood. For a long time, it was eight. But since having colonoscopies and surgery in the last few years. I've lost track. It's at least 12 now. And probably as many men, too.

If I include childhood, it's a lot higher.

I will use the following format:

Approximative age

Type of exam

MD male doctor

FD female doctor

FN female nurse

V only visual

0-4 pediatrician, circumcision ?

5 GP MD (V)

7-13 school exams FD, FD, MD, MD (V)

19 military recruitment MD, other MD (V)

54-now dermatologist MD

55-now urologists 4 MD

63 ablation FA FN (V), probably MD (V), FN (V)

I considered only the genitals, not the anus

Exams have been provided mostly by males with two exceptions; those occurring while in grad school using the university health center. I have had 2 scans done by females requiring me to undress and wear a gown for one. The other required that i was naked from the waist down and had genitals covered tightly by a sheet pushed up into my crotch.

Similarly, I had a minor procedure to correct a varicose vein that involved being naked from the waist down and covered by a female nurse. As a child and young teen, shots were administered by the fem nurse.

During my childhood they found a small leak in my bladder for which I received treatment by a urologist. I had different kind of exams like x-ray, radiology, doppler and two surgeries where they went down my urethra with a camera to fix the issue. During all those times there were between 20-30 medical professionals in total involved during all the exams.

Two GP 's examined me, two during military recruitment and around five during school exams, so about 30-40 in total.

A total of 4. My pediatrician and her nurse when I was younger. My MD (primary care) and a nurse when I was older.

Never been much for going to the doctor.

It was pretty much just pediatrician and the 2 adult doctors I’ve had other than specialists here & there when I was younger but that’s not many

In total, three....pediatrician, family doctor, gynecologist.

Three. Pediatrician, family doctor, and one gp in my 20s at Fenway Health in Boston, which at the time stood out for specializing in healthcare for gay men. I'd love to find a fourth, but I've heard of literally only one doctor in NYC who still does genital exams routinely during annual physicals, and he isn't accepting new patients.

I go every year for a complete physical. About 30 or more I guess

I lost count long time ago all nurses 9n kids wsrd took my rectal temp doctors exams as adult and young teen berium enemas so sll staff there all docs in gastro docs in spinal injury dept

I'm 61 with 3 kids, have moved around a bit and have some minor ongoing health issues. I've long ago lost count of who has seen my bits. I suspect for them it's about as intimate as it is for a mechanic changing oil on a car. They might or might not appreciate the fact that it's a nice looking car and well maintained and then they're on to the next one.

I couldn’t even hazard a guess. I had a 30+ year career requiring annual physicals from the company contracted physician. That contract seemed to change annually so there are many right there…

I don't know.

I can do a quick account and so (I write the name of the specialist in italian in order to don't search every names on dictionary, I think that are very similar to english for the greek/latin origin)

2 pediatri

2 medici di famiglia

1 ginecologo

In hospital

1 ginecologo,

2 chirurghi addominali,

3 chirurghi generali,

1 anestesista,

10 guardie di pronto soccorso (about)

per gli occhi

2 oculisti,

per i piedi e la postura

1 posturologo,

1 ortopedico,

vari esami radiologici,

5 radiologi,

2 radiologi interventisti,

So, a sum of about 33 doctors.

In that sum, obiouvsly gynaecologist, surgeons and pediatrician visited my intimate parts, or directly, or indirectly. Obiouvsly, for example the oculista did not

So I could estimate about 15/20 doctors visited me nude/in my private parts

If we keep only the intimate parts, and discount what happened when I was a baby

physician + nurse at at school physicals (I recall having to lower my briefs)

phimosis and circumcision - 1 GP + operating team (urologist, nurse, anesthesiologist)

appendectomy - 1 GP + 1 other physician did rectal exams, and unsure if she was the same GP as for the phimosis

testicle - urologist, nurse, anesthesiologist ?

military doc - felt my testicles

hernia - surgeon (had to lower briefs so that she could check by pushing fingers and having me cough)

bladder sounding - nurse

I probably forgot some.

The only ones I don’t see are oncology,gynecology,psyciatry everything else I got at least 1 of

Quite a lot I think. I think I had six different doctors perform annual Medical’s at school, 5 different GPs, about 5 doctors examine me in the school summer holidays, one at university, 2 dermatologists, 3 doctors have given me medicals in the last 20 years or so. I’ve seen various specialists over the years, but I’ve no idea how many.

I'm 62. As a kid, I had my regular pediatrician. once with another covering, ENT (ear tubes and tonsils) Eye doctor, podiatrist (Foot problems when I was young) Eye doctor (glasses since age 4) an allergist. (At 10, I broke out in hives and eyes swelled after Dad mowed the grass, and we didn't know what it was) A few times into the ER for stuff.

After 18, I can't count. I was in the Navy for 10 years, so saw a number of different doctors for a number of different things, then VA for close to 30 years Mostly Residents and NPs, plus 2 gastroenterologists (one for colostomy every 5 years, one for fatty liver) my shrink (Seen her for about 30 years now) plus eyes and dentists. I still see a few at VA but now have a PCP closer to home.

Since the new PCP, I have seen her, (although she is leaving, so I'm getting a new one) 2 urologists, 2 neurologists, cardiologist, (Will probably get an outside VA one) and a non-VA gastroenterologist for colostomy. I will be seeing another outside GI because my VA liver doc wants an endoscopy, and a podiatrist. as well as a couple trips to the ER. (Last one was for pancreatitis caused by Covid the day after lockdown)

I think that's about all of them.

I don't even know how many doctors I've been to, over 10 gynecologists, endocrinologists, pediatricians, gp, psychiatrists, cardiologists, surgeons, ophthalmologists, gastroenterologists, orthopedists, plastic surgeons; I've had a few surgeries. Medicine in my country is somewhat chaotic, so there were, maybe, a hundred

I have no idea how many there were, but there were a lot. lol

I remember consulting with pediatricians, otolaryngologists, pediatric surgeons, urologists, cardiologists, psychiatrists, proctologists, neurologists...

I have been to several: ENT, neurologist, cardiologist, proctologist, urologist. However, the most frequent consultation is with the urologist every six months.

Really not sure of the total, but memorably I was examined by a series of colorectal surgeons when I was consulting for a surgery I needed, which involved anuscopes and a flexible sigmoidoscope. Years before that, as a young person, I was sent for a barium enema for digestive issues.

I was in foster care between ages 4-11. I didn't have a regular doctor. I was seen by whoever was available. When I was assigned to my final foster home at age 11 ( my foster parents adopted me at 14 ) I was taken to a Pediatrician/Adolescent Medicine Specialist. I had some health problems such as asthma, low weight, anxiety and insomnia. Anxiety, Insomnia and low weight were the result of my poor treatment while in state custody. I also was referred to a Pediatric Pulmonologist . These two doctors were such a blessing to me. They guided me to become healthier and self confident. These two heros greatly reduced my White Coat Syndrome.

My current doctor is very friendly, professional, courteous and quite competent. I explained to her about my difficult childhood and subsequently for not making me feel nervous in the exam room.

If you want an actual number of doctors I saw, the answer is I cannot give you an accurate number but as far as I am concerned these three doctors are the only ones that count.

This is impossible for me to know. Apart from seeing med professionals over the rest of my life, I was hospitalized for 70 days with COVID in 2021. It started with 19 days in ICU, then Long Term Acute Care, then inpatient physical rehab. They used some pretty good drugs on me so I have no memory of any of it from walking into the ER until I woke up in the LTAC sometime in February with a feeding tube and a tracheostomy. Nurses and docs from everywhere were working PRN, circulating in and out on crazy schedules (so I heard). I didn't know any of them, and I don't remember any of them, either. I do remember the PTs and OTs who taught me how to walk again, gave me showers and taught me how to use a toilet again while rebuilding my muscle strength to the point I could do these things for myself.

I think the number of different medical professionals that have examined me as an adult with my underwear down and my genitals exposed, has been a total of five. Seven if you include the two radiographers doing my CT scan who would have seen an image of me effectively naked on a computer screen.

Two pediatricians, two general practitioners, and a urologist who examined me twice a year for a decade.

I’d say around 10 or so.

Probably over a dozen - odd thing I saw a psychiatrist who used to be a gynecologist-turns out he’s been faking his psych license and has also never even practiced gynecology-

I knew something was off he had no clue what je was doing and prescribing was awkward…

Reported his ass - he’s not helping anyone- jzzzz I would have loved a restrained pelvic but he’s not a good GYN apparently lol