Gloves

I can remember when a doctor simply washed his hands and them proceeded to examine you. Then came latex gloves. Do any of the ladies out there remember having a pelvic exam where the doctor did not wear gloves ?? Did it feel any different than it does when gloves are worn?

The only difference that I noticed was the faint rubber order when he uses gloves. The snapping on of the gloves, leading me to know what is coming, is a real turn on! This goes for my real doctor and my "play-doc."

For pelvic in real life I doubt you'll find any story without gloves

In real life it would be absurd not to wear gloves, it is strongly advised to wear gloves on both hands. I would even "double-glove" my dominant hand during the bi-manual exam, replace out the outer glove than proceed with the rectal-vaginal, afterwards, I would remove the outer glove than proceed with the rectal exam.

It is obvious by the replies that the guys have no idea what I am referring to but like to give unwanted advise. I do not advocate not using gloves...I am asking the ladies if they remember back when the doctors did not USE gloves.

Before the early 1970s it was very common for exams to take place without the use of gloves. The glove or finger cots only came on when it came time for the recto-vaginal/rectal exams.

I am sure the patient would easily discern the difference of whether the gloves are worn. For example you would be able to feel the if the examiner did not trim/file their nails or if he had dry and scaly skin.

In China, as far as I can remeber till the late 80's we did not even think to use gloves. Most of the village and towns would b visited by the Gyn once a week and the general examinations were done in groups of 4. As an assistant I noted that he would just wash his hands between each exam. There was really no time to waste on gloves.

Never had an exam without gloves but I imagine the fingers would feel warmer 😃 😉.

Better if using gloves.

So my doctor use always gloves.

My wife's Dr. recently switched to the "salad gloves" as she calls them. They are a loose fitting PVC and she does not like them. When I asked the nurse after the exam why he switched she said "It's a cost factor". By the way my wife can almost get off during the exam but found the gloves a turn off. We use the surgical type at home for our playtime along with a nicely warmed stainless steel speculum. So our question is, Ladies which do you prefer? Latex or PVC for the digital manual portion of the exam.

Never been examined with anything other than latex. They do something for me...

Vinyl - less chance of an allergic reaction

It has got to be LATEX!!

Better fit.

Softer and smoother texture.

Better look.

And last but not least.... The dreaded and highly anticipatory SNAP!

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They are my prefeance too.

I think in this case your wife should bring in a box of her personal preference lol, wonder how the obgyn would react. Vinyl is no good, latex yes is the old standard, but purple nitrile is making headway ! 😃

While I prefer the feel of latex, I use vinyl to minimize the chance of allergic reaction.

I noticed that too, my Gyne changed from latex gloves to latex free gloves.

I love being examined with latex gloves, but my gyn uses nitrile gloves these days.

I guess they use the vinyl gloves as alternative to the less expensive nitrile gloves to avoid the latex allergy issue. I understand that it doesn't have the erotic factor of latex gloves but it still provides the barrier like protection that examination gloves are meant to provide.

I love the nitril gloves, but also there is something quite exciting about watching the doctor pull on sterile theatre gloves, those skin coloured rubber type ones with the long cuffs, and slightly ribbed texture on the fingers, they smell funny, but they feel great. very sensual. I think the whole preparation of watching the doctor carefully pull on the gloves for a sterile procedure is very erotic.

My wife and I always use surgical gloves during play. She gets on, when I change gloves several times and doing the change "very loud".

I think all developed countries in the last century have used rubber gloves, latex gloves etc. It is hard to imagine that even some remote developing countries do not use some type of gloves.

I make my patient watch me put them on ..so she knows what is coming next.

I agree, long sterile rubber surgical gloves are great, easpically the over the elbow ones, a very powerful image.

PVC gloves are now the last on my list. If the person is not allergic to latex I would buy the "powder free" latex gloves. Otherwise I would take nitrile gloves. Blue or purple are the most common colors but I've also seen grey ones from the boxes I've picked up at Costco.

I think latex and nitrile gloves are much easier to double glove than Vinyl. I kind of wonder if anyone has experienced doctors only gloving one hand, IE in many of the Dr F*$h videos where he only wears one glove instead of a pair of gloves.

I have had many exams in which the doctor did my genital and hernia checks with bare hands and then gloved or placed a finger cot for the rectal.

I rememember when i was in school i was a dental exam and ome dantal-actions in... rubber yellow house gloves washet AFTER no BEFORE exams. so i think any of gloved/ungloved situations are possible 😄

I think discusion is death for now...no new posts from 2 years:/ its shame because this topic war really nice to read😃