Weighing Patients is Arousing

Once aspect I've always loved is weighing the patient. I've found that this is often an embarrassing part of a checkup, especially for women. There's just something about a woman standing on the scale and waiting to hear her number that excites me.

How do you patients feel about getting weighted? And doctors, do you weigh your patients nude?

When I'm in the doctor role in my play exams with my partner, I'll vary how I weigh her. Sometimes fully clothed, sometimes in her underwear, sometimes nude.

When I'm in the patient role, it's the same. Sometimes she'll have me clothed, sometimes in my boxers, sometimes in my boxers and socks, sometimes I'm just my socks and sometimes naked.

It just makes it a surprise for each of us. We will act as though we're reluctant to strip off for the doctor and act embarrassed if we're asked to strip down. 😉

ABSOLUTLY!!! There's nothing more hot than having my MedFet patients (men only) stand barefoot on the scale in nothing but white briefs!

I agree, there are so many different ways that this can take place. For me the most intimate and embarrassing involves any of the following:

1. Weighed in an exam hall in my underpants. This was not uncommon when seeing my pediatrician.

2. Weighed in my briefs by the nurse with a parent observing and then being subjected to receiving a rectal temp. Common when seeing pediatrician and other docs from 12 -13.

3. Weighed nude by the doctor!

Being weighed nude is a crucial part to all my medfet fantasies!

Ally I will do that to you right away

I think it was just as embarrassing at my pediatricians or school physicals having the nurse take my height and weight in my briefs growing up and standing up straight back to the wall with very little to hide behind or standing on the scale while she slowly lined up the weights.

It's truly a dreadful and embarrassing way to start an exam. The number is never where I want it to be and I feel like especially now that I've lost a fair amount of weight (still quite a bit more to lose, though) it's somehow more anxiety-inducing. Why the plateau? Why haven't I lost more?

I have never given being weighed much thought. I do not find being weighed dreadul or embarrassing. I am thinking that might be different if I was overweight. Denise

I think it's quite common to plateau for a while when losing weight @seeksDaddy . I have had several partners over the years who have fought with their weight and that was something that came up often. Don't sweat it. It will continue to come off if you persevere. Just be patient.

When I was young my pediatrician had one scale in the common hall between the exam rooms. His office was in what had been a ranch-style house, with the 4 bedrooms being exam rooms. When going for the dreaded back to school physicals, I would often see some poor kid -perhaps someone I knew - who was being weighed and measured in his tighty whities. It was almost worse if he was being measured, because he could see he was being exposed to another patient. I fell victim to this also. After being taken to the exam room, the nurse would tell me to take off everything except my underpants. Five minutes later she'd escort me out the door and down the hall. Once another male patient saw me, the second time I was 14 and it was a female teen who saw me. I never saw a female on the scale, perhaps they were sensitive to that. In the 1970s there was no such thing as male modesty.

I was always weighed in my clothes with my shoes off. The nurse would ask me to take them off to do my weight and height. Then do my blood pressure.

Then she’s escort me to the exam room and tell me to get undressed to my underwear. And that’s how it always was until I left my pediatrician at 21.

When I was young my pediatrician had one scale in the common hall between the exam rooms. His office was in what had been a ranch-style house, with the 4 bedrooms being exam rooms. When going for the dreaded back to school physicals, I would often see some poor kid -perhaps someone I knew - who was being weighed and measured in his tighty whities. It was almost worse if he was being measured, because he could see he was being exposed to another patient. I fell victim to this also. After being taken to the exam room, the nurse would tell me to take off everything except my underpants. Five minutes later she'd escort me out the door and down the hall. Once another male patient saw me, the second time I was 14 and it was a female teen who saw me. I never saw a female on the scale, perhaps they were sensitive to that. In the 1970s there was no such thing as male modesty.

I was just mentioning this very sort of thing in another thread. I remember it from pediatric clinics when I was young but haven't seen it since then - a scale that is in a hallway or common room or multipurpose area outside the actual exam rooms. It may be a bygone thing, given that ideas about privacy at pediatric offices are different now than they were when I was young.

Does nothing for me.

Yeah I like being weighed, and also weighing myself. It’s partly a way of checking in on my own health, and if part of a medical exam it brings back memories of how I used to be weighed as a kid at a medical exam, and doing it at home in just my underpants does put me in mind of the odd physical exam or two I’ve had where it was done that way. I always think ‘next comes my height’ as it’s part of measuring BMI (which I know doesn’t give a complete picture of someone’s health or fitness by a long way) and at the moment I’m working on reducing my BMI because I’m also trying to drop my weight, so keeping an eye on his it topical for me. I do like the machine at the gym that does all sorts of body composition readings as well as my weight, and how I have to get on it barefoot in front of other people at the gym. I don’t find it embarrassing at all to do that, if only because we’re all in sweaty gym-kit in that room, other people also use the body comp machine, and also if a cute looking guy does happen to like seeing me barefoot then that’s just fine with me. 😉

To me it’s only arousing if the patient is female and in a gown open to the back with their butt exposed. Other than that I don’t get anything from it.

I was just mentioning this very sort of thing in another thread. I remember it from pediatric clinics when I was young but haven't seen it since then - a scale that is in a hallway or common room or multipurpose area outside the actual exam rooms. It may be a bygone thing, given that ideas about privacy at pediatric offices are different now than they were when I was young.

Up until I was around 11, my brother and I were weighed out in the hallway in our underwear. They started putting them in the exam room after that. It was just a fact of going.

@JakeNewYork; I remember the hall scale with later college and young adult doc visits. My current doc has this set-up. I am asked to get on the scale with everything on. I have not had height checked in years. I guess after your 20's you are not supposed to grow in height. LOL.

Even the doc I went to for about 10-15 years had a scale in the exam rooms. Maybe its a generational thing?

Different view: watching some of the med videos found on the internet, the rule of thumb is to have the patient stand up on the scales, usually back to the room. But once in a while the Doctor instructs the patient to "stand up on the scales, facing me". So the male or female being weighed (usually in underwear or one of those dopey (sorry, fans of gowns) gown) faces out, full-front to the room and the Doctor. Those patients in their underwear - I've taken note - are especially fun to study in terms of their expressions. Facing outward while being weighed would appear to make one extra-vulnerable & self-conscious = reactions I honestly find to be very fun to see. I know if I were being weighed in this way, it's how I would feel.

Different view: watching some of the med videos found on the internet, the rule of thumb is to have the patient stand up on the scales, usually back to the room. But once in a while the Doctor instructs the patient to "stand up on the scales, facing me". So the male or female being weighed (usually in underwear or one of those dopey (sorry, fans of gowns) gown) faces out, full-front to the room and the Doctor. Those patients in their underwear - I've taken note - are especially fun to study in terms of their expressions. Facing outward while being weighed would appear to make one extra-vulnerable & self-conscious = reactions I honestly find to be very fun to see. I know if I were being weighed in this way, it's how I would feel.

I think the direction you face usually depends on how the height part works. If you are measured on a regular stadiometer, without a scale, your back is usually against it and you face out. I remember doing that a few times. on the same wall, they also measured arm span.

I remember it from pediatric clinics when I was young but haven't seen it since then - a scale that is in a hallway or common room or multipurpose area outside the actual exam rooms. It may be a bygone thing, given that ideas about privacy at pediatric offices are different now than they were when I was young.

Nope. Still a thing. Saw a pediatric exam on Youtube recently (pandemic -- everyone in masks) with the scale clearly in the hallway.

I like being weighed fully nude. Then shamed by the doctor or the nurse for the weight number. I like hearing them tell me that they will need to do a deep examination of my throat and rectum. Sometimes I fantasize about them sticking the tongue depressor deep down my throat to take samples of my stomach contents and make me bend over so they can take stool samples, to thoroughly check my digestive system and confirm if I have been cheating on my diet in the most degrading and embarrassing way possible.