Restrained in Stirrups

My wifes Gy uses knee supports instaead of stirrups. She can;t bring her legs together even a little bit. I love them!!

Nor in the true professionnal working (of course) neither in roleplay exams, I don't use straps

In this second situation, indeed, the psychological autority of the Dr is implacable enought and, in my opinion, a lot more exciting than straps for the woman patient

My girlfriend has had to use lithotomy stirrups on her visits to the hospital, these are like straps that your feet hang in.

The one procedure (HSG) I had did not have any stirrups and I kind of missed them.... guess I'm funny like that.

I think be strapped into the stirrups would be hot. I would love to see my wife's toes wiggle when the speculum is inserted.

Stirrups seem to be the norm in the US for normal/annual type exams and short procedures like vaginal ultrasound. More extensive procedures, particularly involving IV sedation, require the use of knee crutches. Pelvic surgery can involve a whole setup of knee crutches and foot supports to avoid nerve damage and compression devices to avoid thrombosis. Obviously with sedation or general anesthesia, the patient has to be strapped down to maintain proper positioning.

Personally ive never had a gynae exam with stirups, however, its one of my fantasies, to be led forcefully to the couch, injected to subdue me, then strapped in and forcefully examined and probed by the doctor and all his medical students. Wow. heaven.

I like it: wide open and strapped to the stirrups!

The doctors I have been to for my Gyne exam use the table with the stirrups. I have never been restrained in the stirrps, doesn't seem like I need to be. I can see though if you were unconscious that it might be a problem

The loss of control increases the vulnerability of the patient.

That's the sexually exciting and stimulating aspect of the exam.

I think that stirrups are intimidating enough, let alone being strapped into them. I really think that I would like to have this done to me now that I think about it.

I like examination with stirrups or something els. I'ts more realistic, and also comfortable for the patient.

Seeeing a woman strapped to stirrups or leg rest is very erotic. I prefer to restrain their arms/hands, waist, and head also. It makes them feel totally vulnerable, which is just the way I like them!

I think stirrups are essential for gyno examinations. I prefer metal stirrups with restraints.

I love stirrups....to be spread wide, fully exposed, vulnerable.

Restraints can't hurt either 😃

I have had both the common stirrups and I believe once where they were the leg/knee rests instead. ( although that was a long time ago). There has never been restraint of any kind. I imagine that is only for surgery etc.

Almost all my exams have been done with me in regular heel stirrups. This seems to be the most common way here in the US. Two exams in Germany were done wile in a gyno chair with foot rests more than heel stirrups and two more there in knee crutches. I have never been restrained for any real exam. Several "non-real" exams restraints were use and very effectively too. We have an older style delivery table and that has all kinds of restraints. When a girl is up there she is totally aware of just how restrained and vulnerable she is.

Would Like to see these instructions put into English. This sounds like a great exam chair...

ACE

I love the feel of the metal stirrups on my bare feet, but even better was the table with the knee crutches, they were fantastic and I felt completely and totally vulnerable, and there was NO way I could move at all.

Back at the beginning of this post, fetish chick mentioned that she was so combative they had to strap her feet down, but this made her even more so and harder for the doc to do what he needed to do. Same sort of thing with strapping a patient into the stirrups is mentioned early on for patients with mental issues.

In a play setting, I might could see it adding to the vulnerability, and if the woman so chose, so be it.

Yes, I'm a man, and can't really speak to this, but in a realistic setting, however, this seems a bad practice. Too many things can go wrong for a woman gynecologically speaking, and to me - especially in the case of fetish chick's situation - would only push one away from necessary exams rather than toward them. Seems like a better approach would have been to have had a nurse reassure her, then help her hold her legs open gently, applying force only as needed to keep them apart.

I have a young friend who will be 20 in February who has never seen a gyn, and apparently is aware that is a bit odd in this day and time, but will continue to see her pediatrician until she is 21. She has not told me specifically what the pediatrician does in examining her (the doctor may be an adolescent medicine type), but my thoughts of this girl strapped in to a gyn chair because she's combative, perhaps screaming because she's scared to death and not understanding what is going on are FAR from pleasant...if I were there for support, I would just have to insist that we come back another time, once she was ok with what might happen.

My two cents for what it's worth...

Does anyone know of a web address where i can get hold of a pair of stirrups?

Try Ebay and craigslist, try to look under exam, examination, stirrups, happy hunting!!

I have seen my current partner in stirrups for a coil removal, (knee crutches) and in Lithotomy slings, (sewn up after birth tear) anyone want any details let me know.

Try craigslist. I recently saw a whole exam table for sale at a reasonable price. But it may cost you an arm and leg to have it shipped.

I love stirrups. To have the patient tied and completely open and vulnerable is very exciting

I couldn´t agree more to that.

I had my first gyno exam in china and because I was nervous and jumpy, knee crutches, leg restraints, torso restraints, and arm restraints were there. It was a nice experience

I have been pondering making some velcro or leather restraints for my female procedure chair. I think it would be pretty easy to strap the patient's legs into the leg holders. I am not sure I could do much on my regular table with normal stirrups though.