Ladies, Sick Visit Leads To Complete Exam

We've heard many stories about guys going to the doctor for a sick visit, only to have the doctor decide to do a complete exam including the genitals.

Ladies, have you ever gone to the doctor for a minor illness, only to have the doctor do a complete exam including breasts and genitals?

Once my job became very demanding, I tended to see my then-primary care provider only for sick visits, and for a while saw him approximately annually for sinusitis.

He’d found an antibiotic that worked well for me, so after taking my blood pressure and spending maybe a minute on an ENT exam and some breath sounds, he’d log that order in the system. Normally he’d just fit me into his schedule, for which I was extremely grateful, and our encounter would end after three minutes.

Once, however, I must have been placed into a slot created by a cancellation. After my script was ordered, he noted it’d been more than three years since my last Pap smear and asked if I wanted him to do it. I was surprised but agreed and undressed while he went to pull in his nurse as an observer.

He then proceeded to give me both an abdominal exam I wasn’t expecting (complete with bowel habit questions) and a pelvic. The sinusitis had me sick in bed for a few days with no appetite, so I’d recently taken a few warm water enemas to help with the dehydration and constipation, and I knew my colon must have been completely empty. I remember wondering if he’d notice upon exam, and hoping not, but if so there was no remark and he moved on to the pelvic and Pap.

Sensei you have watched to much Gyno-X Videos

@FrauDoktor70 lol it happens to us guys, you go in for a cough, and end up having to drop and cough

In our early days together, my now wife told me of a young doctor she had seen a number of times in her late teens and early twenties. As she put it, “every time I went to see him, for no matter what, he found a reason to get my pants off, and get me on the exam table.” Back then, we would tell each other anything. She admitted she had gone to see him on occasion when it was not strictly necessary. That’s probably the closest she’s ever come to outright admitting to a medical fetish.

Over the years I’ve had doctors who would seem to find ways to get you to remove clothes that don’t need removing. More so in the past than present - ie under age 50 let’s say. My family doctor growing up pretty much had me in the buff or down to panties for every visit. In the 80’s most visits seemed like they required down to underwear. If I was getting auscelated my shirt was coming off and possibly my bra. I didn’t go to the doctor for colds unless they were bad. I do have asthma so lungs were listened to and maybe there was a reason for it to come off, but none of my recents have required it.

@ Nurse Phillips,

I don’t disagree with you. But I have often wondered if certain actions, such as listening to your lungs and breathing might not in fact be better if done on bare skin as opposed to through clothing?

Actually I am a believer that if I need a full, thorough medical exam, I am willing to be only attired in a gown. All my clothing removed.

If nothing else, it affords the practitioner easy access to my body for the various ministrations needed to be carried out.

And if the patient is a female, the caregiver a male, then a female professional such as a nurse or medical assistant be present.

It's never happened to me, including in my healthy young adult years when the only doctor I saw was my OB-GYN, who would prescribe for sinus infections as needed. (Got way better when I quit smoking!)

@OverRainbow possibly. Then why can’t they slide a hand under your jersey?

OP asked if it ever happened. I told what happened.

EDIT adding because this annoyed me. What you just did is pat my head and mansplain away what happened. Don’t do that.

@ Nurse Phillips,

I see your point . Thanks for your reply.

@Nurse_Phillips It seems that it may be a bygone era when doctors made patients undress for every visit. Patients barely undress for a yearly physical these days. I do recall discussions between girls in high school like "he's a boob guy, he's gonna love examining you." It definitely seemed like they were aware that some doctors took pleasure in examining an attractive patient. They would often refer to their last exam with their pediatrician as his "going away present" since the exam seemed more thorough than necessary.

The most has been just my shirt and bra (I’m large chested) with my current interest when I first saw him for a sick visit.