New Exam, New Doc- excited or nervous?

I have an exam scheduled in 10 days with a new female doctor. Exam is for anal/rectal health, to include DRE & anoscopy.

Who gets nervous or excited? I’m both!

So many thoughts... what position? Will an assistant be in the room? Will pants and underwear be off completely or just down?

Will it be embarrassing? I hope so!

Share your thoughts.

For those wondering, YES this is a REAL EXAM!

This will not be a play exam.

Hope to hear what thoughts others have leading up to exam day!

Do you share the same nervousness and excitement?

Why do you have an anal/rectal health exam scheduled? Is this your fetish exam?? You have a lot of posts that are just way off the board....I think BS!!

Post in the fantasy THREADS.

Assuming that this is a legitimate inquiry, it all starts with me wondering if the doctor will be a male or female. Sometimes, just the last name is provide and you have to access a web page to clarify that or you could be surprised, which may be fine, but I want a male doc.

Secondly, I do anticipate having to undress. The issue then is how far and what will I be given to put on, namely, hanging in my briefs or a gown? If not, does the doctor proceed to make me undress as the exam proceeds until I am likely bare for the genital and rectal exams. I tend to prefer that but realize its not up to me. Hence I am generally a bit nervous as my exam date approaches.

I always get nervous and excited going to a real doctor's office. Mainly because of my hidden medical fetish and not being able to tell them about it!

For those wondering, YES this is a REAL EXAM!

Can you share with us the reason for a real exam with such specifics (anal/rectal/scope)? Do you have real medical issues in that area of your body?

Can you share with us the reason for a real exam with such specifics (anal/rectal/scope)? Do you have real medical issues in that area of your body?

I don't think you can take him seriously.

I don't think you can take him seriously.

I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. For now.

I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. For now.

His other posts leave me in no doubt whatsoever.

His other posts leave me in no doubt whatsoever.

Ditto. When I see a post that is a little out there, and ends with solicitation for others thoughts etc. my BS meter kicks in but I will initially give them the benefit of the doubt. This guys posts are more than just a little out there!!

For the past dozen years I have had a VERY difficult time maintaining a PCP. I've lost them for various reasons and it absolutely sucks: 1. left personal practice to join a group, 2. started concierge medical practice, 3. relocated to a new state - out of my area, etc

I used to have a fantastic rapport with them but at this point the new doctors are moving on within 2 years. The past 2 or 3 in fact have sometimes not even got to the point of giving me 1 or 2 annual physicals and then I find out that their annual physicals are very statistic based (numbers from blood work, health, age, exercise, etc). Past few do not even do an examination below the waist. When I've brought it up the response was "not necessary".

So yes I do get excited to go to a new doctor or even just my regular doctor but they are so uneventful at this point!

Im always excited for any real doctor or hospital visit, and nervous too of a procedure new to me, but i'm terrified at the dentist,

a playdoc visit is going to be exciting for me too, and i'm sure i'll be anxious of what will be done to me, particularly if restraints are used, that will heighten the anticipation

I was always embarrassed when I had to get an exam by a new doctor or at hospital! It was nearly the same when there were new nurses.I hated that in my teenage time when the new doctor asked then all that questions about me and I was so embarrassed when he or she saw me naked the first time.

I am usually nervous when it comes to going to a new doctor - both for family practice and a specialist if needed. I recently changed insurance and my current provider at the time was no longer covered as in the preferred network, so I had to find a new one (Which I do not like) so am still looking for another new one.

Since I have just lost the doc I have had for 20yrs, I’m sad and nervous.

A little nervous, I suppose, mostly because there’s likely to be an unfamiliar routine. Knowing what to expect makes the whole thing rather more comfortable for me.

Both! I just had a physical exam (first real one in 19 years) with a new doctor at a new practice. I would say excited and nervous are just the tip of the iceberg of the emotions I was feeling and am still feeling!

That’s why I always got secretly excited inside whenever I found out that a new job I had applied for was offered to me with the caveat of having to pass a preemployment physical. Of course on the outside I always sighed and said oh well, if I have to I suppose I will.

The anticipation would build as exam day approached. How thorough would the exam be? Would I have to strip to my undershorts? Would I have to turn my head and cough? Would I be subjected to a rectal exam? Would the doctor be male or female? So many questions, having to wait to be answered until I step into the exam room.

I look back on those various preemployment physicals often when relieving some built up tension.