Medical Records

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows for sure. If you are diapered and you see a medical professional if they put the fact you are wearing diapers in your records. I've been seen twice diapered. Once on a checkup and once in emergency room. Also I told a nurse that I wear diapers at night when I was questioned for surgery. So any professionals know if I'm "in the book" as a diaper wearer?

Hmmmm... Let me see... yep! There you are! Right there, under "really embarrassing things to laugh about in the doctor's lounge later"

All seriousness aside, they may make note that you were incontinent of urine or feces, which would be medically relevant, so if that's the reason you wear them, that will be noted, which would make sense.

If you don't have a medical reason for wearing them there is still a very good chance then that they would not be noted.

If you were being seen for a psych evaluation, though, there's a very good chance they would note them as it's not normal behaviour for a continent adult to wear diapers..

Why DO you wear diapers? Just curious..

Doc

Well, why DO I ask? lol... What started out as a life long diaper enthusiast took a wrong turn a couple years ago. For about 15 years I always seem to have to go. It would get rather uncomfortable at times but I could tough it out. Then about 3 years ago it got to where I couldn't hold back. The urge overcame me to where with my best effort I'd still start to pee. After a few "disasters" I went to the doc. A cursory finger up the WHOOHOO!! revealed a "really big" prostate. "about the size of a baseball" according to the doc. Blood tests revealed that all was well other than a whopper of a prostate. So Flo Max it was.... That was a WOW so this is what it's like to pee moment. I forgot what "stream" meant over the years. So now when the URGE hit, I got "stream" instead of dribble. Diapers were in order. So diapers it was. Trip to doc got me set up with his nurse practitioner. Another WHOOHOO moment (with her female audience (blush)) revealed my unusual undies. So that's where it all started....

So, Docinny are you indeed a medical professional? 😃

Yes Docinny45 is in fact a real medical professional.

Mashie

Yep, I am indeed a medical professional. You have a legitimate reason for wearing them, so if it's in your medical records, so will be the information that you have a huge prostate and problems with incontinence. No big deal.

@metoo - what you describe is medically relevant. Therefore, it will probably be documented as such. Fwiw, there is nothing to be ashamed of.

That being said, such relevance is beyond kink. Mashie and Doc are both professionals (as am/was I) - let's be real here - while we might well document this in our notes, we really don't care. On Z here, you are barking up the RIGHT tree - plenty of people care what you wear beneath your pants. In the real world though, very different story. Heyho - if it's kinky for you, good. It isn't for us, sorry. Even if we are into that kink....much as you want your fantasy to show it....and believe me - I get, and don't begrudge you, your fantasy, I'm sorry to tell you, Mashie and Doc are right......no one in the medical world gives a shit. Diapers aren't even that gross. Let's be real here - wound care is way worse............and anyone with cdiff is far worse off than everything else.............yes, you need diapers.............and your nurse needs a gas mask to change them.........

Thanks for the replies folks. For what it's worth, I have absolutely NO desire to bring a fetish into somebodies place of work. I wouldn't appreciate someone doing that to me either. What does get problematic is when your kink ends up presenting itself in real life. I have a choice of going to the doc in my skivvies and end up with wet pants, or diaper up. So now I'm in that gray area between need and fun. I guess I'm trying to wrap my head around a VERY embarrassing situation. Especially when my care giver feels I should be getting surgery to correct the problem. Comments like " most men would rather die than not having this taken care of" just made me feel coerced to do something I'm not ready to do, Even if I weren't a DL, I find the whole urological testing and the ensuing TURP surgery more than I want to cope with. I've always been freaked out by the medical profession ever since seeing the glass jars of syringes when I was a little kid. So my question dealing with an embarrassing medical situation just had me wondering what was going on behind the scenes of us lay people.... 😃

So my question dealing with an embarrassing medical situation just had me wondering what was going on behind the scenes of us lay people.... 😃

Mate - all of us medical professionals are still in this game to help you, not ourselves. We want to see you be the best that you can be - and if that means a TURP surgery to help you live in the way you want, we are happy to help you with it. If that means you choose to live as you are, that's ok too, though it may come with issues - which you know. Every choice remains yours to make, no matter what anyone tells you. The medical world gives options; nothing more.

My medical records state I am incontinent and enuretic and that I wear pads and slips as the NHS all them.

Chances are if you have addressed it directly with a physician as being a medical problem ,yes it is

If you go to an emergency department with a diaper we don't care and wouldn't realy note it,unless it had something to do with what you were being seen for,or mechanism of injury,its like when we get a trauma patient and we cut of there clothes there isnt anyone in the corner taking notes sliced of USMC sweatshirt ,hanes t shirt ,blue "docker" style cargo pant ( not otherwise specified brand) jackpot! he had a depends diaper on (We saved it put it in a bag to give to his family) no we don't care about what medical problems you have or how you treat them until we have done primary & secondary surveys to find you current problems ,if you are going to be admitted we will ask your medical history ,conditions etc,name of your physicians treating you etc ,if you say you need diapers that will be relayed to the floor nurses ,and obviously if you name a urologist great .

If you don't, diapers aren't a controlled substance or illegal ,many people wear diapers because of transient medical issues without ever consulting anyone .

In any event unless it involves how or why your there it doesn't matter much , some hospitals actually prefer diapered patients , the point of greatest liability a hospital faces is when patients attempt to ambulate to go to the bathroom and fail,so many hospitals love patients wearing diapers ,or if not mentioned when they get you to a room the nurse will ask "would you like attends" around here that is the generic euphemism nurses are trained to use in place of diaper ( they will be fired if they say diaper,many people take offence to the word and have a tantrum about being being a big person....in my opinion if you can't handle the word diaper"yup this one should be wearing because they never matured")

I don't know what goes in the records... but if you wear nappies openly they will probably ask whether you have a bladder/bowel problem, if there isn't already one in the notes.

If you lie and say you have a bladder problem, then the chances are they will send you for more tests etc. I suppose the alternative is to say no, it's just an underwear choice...

I'll start first by saying I have no idea what they report in medical records. I'm sure they report the findings and, or diagnoses of the problems of which you are having for the visit, along with the treatment or medication that was prescribed.

I would think and would expect that my medical records would state that I'm urinary incontinent due to a spinal cord injury. What treatments and what medications was prescribed. What other options are such as medication or surgery and etc. Having all this stated in my record I would believe that they would assume that I use a catheter or some sort of protection for incontinence. I'm not sure that it would just say "uses or wears diapers". If it is stated in there I'm ok with it because I'm incontinent and do use diapers, no big deal.

I know some wear diapers for fun and not for a medical need as a fetish and I respect that if your being reasonable about. What I'm trying to say is, accidents happen, and or sudden health problems do happen. But if you are being treated for the accident or health problem wearing diapers for a fetish than simply tell them the truth. That's the adult thing to do. Like many have stated on this post, they dont care about your fetishes. They are just trying to provide the care and treatment that you need period. So being honest about it probably will not be stated in your medical records that you was wearing diapers at the time of visit and when you fell down the stairs resulting a broken leg. The best thing in my opinion is keep your fetishes at bay where they probably belong.