What do you wear going to the doctor?

I always stick to loose clothing and slip on shoes or sandals. It makes stepping on the scale so much faster and saves me from the awkward struggle of wrestling with laces or boots in a tiny exam room. If it has too many buttons or zippers, it stays in the closet that day.

I Go Just with T-Shirt and Trainer without Brief or Boxer to get faster nude.

Ordinary everyday clothes. Thinking about why I am going and making the clothing appropriate for any examinations, i.e. front opening top for breast exam.

Regular clothes that I’d wear for the day.

In real life? About the same as for work (no tie though) but for me the important thing is in a real life medical setting I undress there as much as I do outdoors in the winter. Not a button gets undone.

Clothes that are easy to remove. Usually sweatpants or sweat shorts, a t-shirt, boxers, ankle socks, and old sneakers that I can easily kick off or put on without using the laces.

It all depends on why I'm going to the doctors. If it's for an illness or bloodtest etc, then normal day to day clothing, if it's for a smear test, it's either a skirt or leggings, it's quite relaxed at my doctors surgery so I've no issues stripping off for the nurse, she's been at the surgery forever, and after giving birth, you kind of lose the hole privacy thing anyway lol. Now the dentist is a different thing altogether for me, that's a skirt, blouse and heels, I definitely make an effort for her❤️

Appointments are always in the summer. So. Something easy like a dress to slip on and off.

I only pay attention to my socks and underwear.

Not every doctor wants my socks off and not every nurse has me stand on the scale barefoot. So I pay attention to my socks. Same for underwear. Some doctors say everything off under the gown. Others say leave the underwear on.

Easy on, easy off. Shorter shorts (3.5 to 4 inch)!and a t shirt.

501 jeans and a t shirt…my doc is old school so she isn’t particularly modest. 4 years running, “take everything off and hop back on the table”