Doctor observed bowel movement

Not sure if this interests anyone, but I've always had a fantasy that for part of the exam, I'd be required to provide a stool sample such that the doctor could examine my dietary habits. This would not be just a little portion for testing, but rather the complete bowel movement, such that the doctor could observe the ease in which it is provided (how much straining, etc.) and to observe the consistency and level of odor. One of two positions could be used, either on all fours, crouched over bed pan or on your back, legs spread.

Obviously nerves would complicate things, so the doctor would help with coaching on breathing and when to 'bear down' and 'push out your bottom', etc. In that regard, I suppose there is a slight parallel to birthing, etc.

Has anyone else had this type of thought?

Not for me sorry x

Oh s***, from where did this objectionable idea materialise?

I have no idea...

I've had somewhat relatable fantasies but i think it if happened in real life i'd be turned off... but i kinda get it.

Nurses and Nurses Aides do this frequently. I know as a CNA I assist many patients with their bed pans. BM has to be charted.

Not neccessarily doctor observed, but I have had similar thoughts with regards to a monitored bowel movement as part of a cavity search, as part of a fantasy.

This hasn't been a fantasy of mine, but there is an examination I might have to have in the not too distant future in which I sit on a special toilet and have the act of having a bowel movement observed. I'd reported some issues to my doctor and she referred me to a gastro-intestinal specialist and mentioned to me that this might be one of the things they might do.

You're referring to a fluoroscopic defecography.

Wow! "fluoroscopic defecography" I am Going To Have To Look This One Up. Thanks Carrfear.

I think that's right. I think that's exactly what my doctor is talking about. We'll see if it gets that far...

Never heard of it. Kind of yucky....

One of my friend broke injured severely both his legs in an accident and was hospitalized for a month. I did see him frequently at the private clinic he was in. I am pretty sure the doctor would never observe this - it was always done by the Nurse's Aide.

This is a huge fantasy for me!!

@carrfear I had to do this about 20 yr ago. They give you an enema of this thick, pasty stuff and then you haveto sit on a potty chair while they watch you poop it out. I had a video tape of it but I donated all my taped a thrift store long ago.

Pretty humiliating procedure. I'm not sure how useful it is the stuff they inject into you is thick, but when you poop it out it's more like diarrhea. It's supposed to check how your muscles reposition your rectum while you poop. I can't imagine they work to hard when your pooping diarrhea. It seem like they would make you hold it while your colon pulls the water out of the material til its solid.

Other than my enema/nurse fantasies, I haven't had thoughts about being observed during "regular" pooping. Although on the 3-4 occasions when my wife has had to use a well lubed finger up my ass to relieve severe hard constipation / compaction and assist it coming out - I did wonder what it must look like from her perspective. She'd tell me to push and push to finish getting the largest, often painful, lumps out. No other love goes beyond this!! I have helped her during constipation on the toilet, by rubbing her back and buttocks down to her anus - even suggesting it was ok if she pushed some out in my hand.. but she's always asked me to leave at the crucial moment. I've never had the experience of a nurse observing my use of a bedpan - but now, the more I think about it... hmmm

@BottmsUP_TX Interesting, intriguing procedure. I wonder if there’s a homemade version of that “thick pasty stuff”??

I'm sure all it was , was a very thick barium substance. I guess they could inject it very high and let the colon remove the water from it for a couple hr as it came down naturally. There would have to be fiber in it to keep it together.

I had an upper GI once where you had to drink the barium & then take xrays periodically to watch it go through me. I remember pooping out white diarrhea afterwards. The procedure took several hours as I recall. They didn't watch it getting pooped out though. That started happening once i got home. It did eventually make make me constipated.

My wife had a GI bleed a few years ago and ended up getting admitted and staying a couple of days in the hospital. The first morning during the doctors rounds I was in the room when he came in and started going over everything explaining what was happing, that he had ordered some tests and so on. He told her that her blood count was getting better and she could probably go home the next day but first he wanted to observe her stool for blood. He asked if she needed to use the bathroom? She said she thought she could go, he told her to go ahead and use the bathroom. He didn't actually watch her go, he said he would step out of the room and he and I stepped out into the hallway and talked about what was going on while she used the bathroom. When she was done he went in and looked at what had came out checking it for blood. I remember my wife and him standing there talking about her poop talking about how it looked brown, not dark brown like it had blood in it. I can remember standing back and listening to them talking thinking to myself what a conversation to have to be having. My wife said something I couldn't hear, I was able to hear him telling her that it was just part of his job it's what he does.

No, thanks. Not really into scat. I'll let a play doctor put me in the most humiliating position and spread my anus with any number of instruments. Look and feel around in there all he wants.

But I draw the line at letting him watch me poop. 😅

RN here. Quadriplegics need help making them poop. I used a foam coffee cup. Some nurses had them poop in their hand. I absolutely refused to do that. Not necessary. Yuch!

Several decades ago my Dr asked for a stool sample... he gave me a paper cup like a Wendy's Chili cup - I laughed when he said it was for "occult tests" or something. The only definition of occult I'd ever heard had to do with witches and black magic but he explained it really only meant "hidden".

Definitely have had this fantasy before. Not so much for any scat play, but just for the humiliation of it, exposed and vulnerable in front of a doctor and/or nurse.

There’s a great scene in the film The Road To Wellville. Matthew Broderick has to provide a stool sample in front of a medical audience. Weird flick, but some great “kinky” scenes.

It happened, but I was 2 and still in diapers, lol. I was brought to the doctor for constipation and happened to poop in front of the doctor, so he saw how much trouble I had. But for anyone who is toilet trained this would never be a thing unless they couldn't safely sit on the toilet or were using a bedpan. Then the nurse (not a doctor) would be present for more practical reasons, not to observe the BM itself.

@ABCy Is this one of these inglorious childhood episodes that the children forget but parents repeat to them as anecdotes years later?