Excited about other people’s physical exam

A buddy of mine, (who I run and work out with) told me he’s going for a physical exam next week. He told me he’s hasn’t been to the doctor in a few years. He’s seeing a new Doc and he was having labs done this week prior to the appointment. As he was casually telling me this I found that I was really interested and excited. I’ve seen this guy naked in the locker room and in his underwear. He’s got a great body and he’s handsome. I found myself fantasizing about him being told to “strip down to underpants and have a seat on the table”. Seeing him sitting on the table in his underpants. Then being examined, getting his balls handled, bent owner getting a rectal exam.

Anyone else get excited about other people going for a physical??

Yes. I often get excited thinking about my good looking friends going for their physical. Thinking about them sitting on the table in their underwear is a huge turn on for me.

A few years ago, I had to get a physical for a job, and I went to a clinic that does exams for companies. I arrived and there was a guy my age in the waiting room. He was really handsome, and I couldn't stop staring at him. After a while, the doctor called him in ahead of me; he was there for about twenty minutes. Then he left, and it was my turn to go in. The doctor made me take off all my clothes, and the exam was a bit invasive. When I left, I was excited to think that the guy who came in before me had the same exam.

I can remember mostly the curiosity I had wondering if other girls had similar exams that I had when I was younger. I was too embarrassed and shy to ever share my curiosity with others but would relish hearing the comments friends made about having to see the doctor or get a physical and would wonder what was done and tried to imagine their reactions.

Excited no, intrigued yes. I recall when I was a kid of a school physical when my briefs went down and I wondered about girls, if they had to do so and what was checked in their case.

Excited no, intrigued yes. I recall when I was a kid of a school physical when my briefs went down and I wondered about girls, if they had to do so and what was checked in their case.

I had the same exciting curiosity, about what was checked in girls case and how was checked a non-circumcised boy.

Excited no, curious yes. A friend and I go to the same doctor. We are within a couple of years apart, he has called me up and asked questions about if he does this or that to you? But we have never discussed or talked about anything in detail except about how strict the doctor can be when it comes getting screenings and tests done. So I don't excited about the thought of him getting examined, but I am curious as if he gets the same things done to him as I get done to me?

I had a friend with cystic fibrosis and I admit, I have ha dhoughts about what mask she would wear when she was out on the floor. I think her hospital normally had patients wear a yellow pleated earloop, but she also had a matte black half mask cartridge respirator, rated P100 (North 5500 by Honeywell for anybody into that kind of equipment). I'm not huge into surgical gowns, but gripper socks are kind of cute, so those excited me, too.

But same thing when she had to attend an appointment outpatient. Would she wear her big cartridge respirator or would she wear an N95 or a surgical mask, or a fancy cloth mask? And what outfit would she wear with it? I was kind of partial to a skirt, opaque tights, and maryjanes. For a top I ddin't care.

The thought of a good looking male friend, relative or coworker undergoing a thorough physical or urological examination or being prepared for non-critical surgery gets my fantasy going

I get excited when my friends have to go for physical exams....growing up we would talk about it and still do

Years ago I went for a physical at my regular doc - I was in my 20s at the time - and there was another guy about my age in the waiting room. He was called back to the exam rooms before me but I heard the nurse tell him he was in exam room 3. When I was called back I passed room three and was put in the next exam room. I remember wondering what was going on in room 3 and even put my ear to the wall to eavesdrop...but the voices were muffled. I was not told to undress by the nurse and during my exam I did take off my shirt and lowered my pants but that was it. I suppose the guy next door received the same exam.

Yes.

In middle school we might notice someone leaving school early or arriving late then find out he or she was at the doctor’s office. I would think about that all day long.

Once in a while someone at work will mention a medical appointment in passing… and, if I’m particularly intrigued by that person, I have the same reaction in my mind as I did as a teen.

I had a close high school friend who was diagnosed with testicular cancer. We were in a group setting with our girlfriends of that time. I had also been hospitalized with appendicitis shortly before.

As we discussed our experiences, he brought up the Barium Enema and prep he endured. I had previously told him of my own enemas in the hospital, especially about one I got from a nurse whose younger brother was a friend in the neighborhood.

The ensuing discussions within the group were rather enlightening, especially when the gals shared about douching as well as enemas. Subsequent heavy petting was rather fulfilling and orgasmic. The 60's were full of wet dreams and experiences.

It’s absolutely something I think about! My girlfriend has her annual physical this week (we see the same PCP) and thinking about her exam absolutely excites me!

Yes I get that way

I have A few female friends who are always good about telling me when they go to the doctor. I’m not shy about discussing my fetish with them and you’ll usually send me a pic or two as well!

I recall having been obsessed with people getting surgeries as a kid (not so much physical exams, but that falls under the same thing). Like I would ask them a zillion questions about it pretending not to know what it's like, when in fact I had done my research and I knew very well what it entailed, what it was like, what would happen... It just was too good to hear their experiences as if they had to explain to me. Excitement by proxy. I realize now that it's probably a form of mental voyeurism. Also imagining them when hearing about it.

I got a similar but more vanilla fascination imagining people I know who are partnered up having sex. There were two girls in my high school who dated for a school year and judging by one of them (who has since transitioned to male)'s twitter account, they probably didn't have sex, but I was always imagining them doing so, unbeknownst to everybody else. Like even my neighbours who are a straight couple, I kinda... try to imagine them getting it on. How their kids came to be conceived. It's nowhere near as thrilling as imagining a lesbian couple getting it on, but still.

Oh, definitely!

I imagine them being called back, and instructed as to what to strip, then seated, waiting.

Then, my fantasy shifts, as they are examined, and, especially with the guys, based on age, I can imagine their shock at having a new site added to the exam.

If I'm waiting to go back, I like to play similar games with those leaving.

Absolutely. Every time a friend tells me that he's gone to the doctor, I try to ask enough innocent questions to picture how the situation went... but not enough questions that he suspects it's anything more than a conversation.

I don’t know if I would say excited but I often wonder what their exam was like. I have felt such a letdown at my last few physicals because I haven’t even had to take my clothes off and put a gown on. So I wonder if they for a full physical but I’m too afraid to ask!

I also like it when my friends tell me about their visits to the doctor or hospital treatments.

When I was much younger, a friend of mine had a surgery which, at the time, I only knew she had been cut along the length of her perineum and had stiches. I found myself very curious about the procedure, her check-ups and what it looked like.

Oh hell yes I love it

I love hearing about other people exams!! Especially if it is in a innocent way. Like one time at work a girl was talking about going to the gyno and she was only about 20 and had no idea what was going to happen so I told her what I thought would happen and she was so nervous and she had no idea I was so excited to hear about it. I was very professional and not inappropriate that's why she was so open about it.

While I don't get excited, as if aroused, I do find myself very curious about the extent of the exam received. I am rarely able to learn of details so it does make me wonder just how thorough an exam was for any individual.

"I get excited when my friends have to go for physical exams....growing up we would talk about it and still do"

When I was younger I had a bunch of friends from school and we would always compare our experiences at the doctor, especially degree of nudity and the presence of parents during the physical exam.

As i get older and face more medical conditions personally, i feel it easier to bring up the topic of physical exams with buddies. it's still easy for me to get worked up when we discuss upcoming exams with internists and urologists specifically. since most pcp's don't include a whole lot in their "physical exams" these days, the mere mention of a visit to a uro or GI specialist gets my attention.

When a friend or colleague mentions they went to the doctor I always wonder what kind of appointment and imagine what happened, especially if they say they went for a physical exam. There have also been a few times where female friends have mentioned that gloves (either worn in the context of DIY or people at restaurants) remind them of the doctors office. This is the most exciting for me, since it means they’re remembering a vaginal or rectal exam.

I always enjoy reading stories about guys' past medical CFNM experiences- especially when there's a chaperone, mom, or sister in addition to the examiner.

I'm part of a community social media group. People ask for recommendations for things all the time. Sometimes a woman will ask for OB/GYN recommendations. I like when there's comments from a woman I know