Suppositories before Prostate Exam

I went in for a prostate examination, and the first thing they did was put up a suppository up my ass, then the probe. But when they had finished, for the next 3 days I found myself passing what looked like plastic sweet wrappers. 😮

Has any one that this before :😃

mike

Keep your fingers crossed, one day she may change her mind and ask for one 😄 :😃

you could also try her with a enema

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I have revealed my suppository fetish to her

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Congratulations!! I hope, very sincerely, that you enjoy it ;-)

... and karma for you!

Any idea what the contents of the suppository was mikeoiluk ??

I had a prostate sonogram and the dr didn't put anything up my rectum except the probe. There was no pain with it. Probe had a condom over it and lube was applied before insertion.

Never a problem for me, the lube for a prostate exam is all they used last time, but no real discharge with the suppository.

I never had that problem. Doctor never used anything but lubricant for the prostate exam. I guess each doctor has his own variations of the procedure.

I've never heard of giving a suppository before a prostate exam. Besides doctors don't give suppositories--nurses do. I have done thousands of rectal and prostate exam and never used anything but KY jelly.

I seem to remember reading about the use of a disinfectant suppository before a TRUS guided prostate biopsy. I know it's not a standard procedure. I searched and couldn't find anything. I don't know if I'm misremembering.

Only lube for me through the years- no suppositories.

If a suppository is being used as lube, then I would think they would have to give it to you and then wait for a few minutes for it to melt before doing the exam. Kind of a two step process; I would think most doctors and patients want to perform the procedure as quickly as possible.

So a suppository seems more rare than lube and would probably not be liked by the general male population.

But for most of us Zity members I would imagine would get a thrill from it. I think I would.

What I thought I remembered was a suppository as a bowel prep minutes before the procedure. It would be an attempt to minimize bacteria that could be transferred to the prostate as the needle transversed the rectal wall.

It is a good idea to insert a suppository before a prostate exam.

Back in the 1970s I had an Irish female doctor, who always insisted that her patients used suppositories before turning up for any sort of rectal exam. She said 'I have no intention of poking around a loaded rectum'.