Do any of your play doctors check for gag response?

I really enjoy being examined, and I've experienced most every kind of an exam there is. Until a play doc checked me for my gag response. Don't ask me why, but I found it surprisingly erotic. He washed his hands and then returned to the exam. He explained to me what he was about to do. He said that he needed to check my gag response in case something were to ever get stuck in my throat. I was nude by then, and he placed me on my left side. He had me open my mouth real wide. He then gently slid his long index finger down my throat, moved and wiggled it slightly, until I let out a quite vocal gag response. He held my head down, as he did it. He then withdrew his finger, and did two more repetitions, to be sure. He arranged for a small pan nearby, in case I actually vomited (I didn't) although I came close.

Has anyone else experienced a gag response test as a patient, or done it as a play doctor? I know it seems weird, but it gave me a very firm erection for which I was surprised. But I did find it very erotic and hope he does that aspect of the exam again in the future. As a doc myself, I'm wondering if those out there have performed it, and if they have, their impressions.

Never heard of it. But... sounds hot. Haha

Weird. Find it hard to believe - but stranger things happen.

Was this a real exam or play? Definitely never heard of this before but still kinda hot. Even hotter that he did it while you were nude. Did anything else that the doc could see respond too?

Yes I find this hard to believe this happened in a real exam too. Please explain.

Mashie

In a play exam I would buy this being done, but I have serious doubts why it would be done in a real exam.

Dentists should do this test so they can have a reason for charging higher fees to people who gag easily which makes some procedures more difficult and take longer.

Jman, Mashie, Abbarant and anyone else who's been wondering. I should have been clearer and more specific re my discussion post. Such a test applies to medfet play exams. I was given the gag test by a play doc and subsequently, I gave the test to several of my patients. It may have been a case that I enjoyed giving it more than my patients enjoyed receiving it. Seeing them squirm and gag when I did it might have been a control thing for me? Gotta say that none ever complained about it, but I never could determine if they found it as erotic as I did by doing it. Observing their penis during the procedure might be an indication; need to be more observant next time. Need to actually ask the patient. Just wondering what y'all thought. Thanks for reading.

That sounds erotic, since sometimes fellatio, a more common sex activity, can be taken that far, often rather easily, it seems. But manual reflex check? I dunno. Seems overly fake. All my medical issues are in a different part of the body, though. Spine/legs, not the throat, so I have no clue if this kind of thing mimics anything.

(ETA: Emesis used to be a problem with anesthesia during my earlier surgeries as a kid in the 70's/80's. But I'm not an anesthesia medfetter [though I do love masks of all medical types]. Do those medfetters play with intubation?)

Has anyone else experienced a gag response test as a patient, or done it as a play doctor? I know it seems weird, but it gave me a very firm erection for which I was surprised. But I did find it very erotic and hope he does that aspect of the exam again in the future. As a doc myself, I'm wondering if those out there have performed it, and if they have, their impressions.

A most interesting post, EnemaGuy, and it brought back a memory from my much-younger days when I was just becoming aware of my interest in medfet-type experiences.

With one correspondent, I mentioned to him how I would probably enjoy the ENT part of a physical exam. Amazingly, he knew just what he'd do to maybe please both him and me. His plan was to get as much access as possible to my throat and beyond, heading down towards my epiglottis. He instructed me to lie down flat on his examination table with my head overlapping the end of the table and my head tilted right back. That way, there would be an almost straight passage heading down! I think he had some kind of superior laryngoscope which he would push well past the back of my throat - possibly momentarily gagging me - and then onwards to my larynx, and maybe even further.

I hope I've remembered that right. I emphasise that it only got to the description (theoretical!) stage! But yes, thinking about it was erotic for me, not least because of the assured way that my correspondent had it all worked out and me in a totally amenable (to being 'invaded') position. 😃

- Ken

This is one of my main fetishes as a patient. I love the temporary loss of control when being gagged with tongue depressors or gloved fingers.

May I be permitted a little aside? It's about my private imagining or fantasy concerning ... the uvula. First, the female uvula. I imagine it as like a pointing arrow, or indicator, for male drivers. Think of a text accompanying it something like this: 'Park [your hot-rod] here.' Or maybe: 'Long tunnel ahead.'

My little fantasy about the male uvula is rather different. I imagine a nice male uvula - with maybe a healthy set of tonsils behind it - as indicative of the size of another appendage that hangs in front of two other protuberant objects elsewhere on the male body. The size of one (long or not-so long) seems to me to often correlate with the relative size of the other.

- Ken

Since you ask and since I’m a doctor in real life, the only indication for gagging someone is to ablate refractory singultus or hiccups. In any other procedure it’s to be avoided because it can cause profound cardiac slowing from vagal stimulation. I frequently have to examine the hypopharynx for fishbone foreign bodies. I’ve found the best thing is use is a laryngoscope with a curved MacKintosh blade. The last thing you want to do is gag someone.

Since you ask and since I’m a doctor in real life, the only indication for gagging someone is to ablate refractory singultus or hiccups. In any other procedure it’s to be avoided because it can cause profound cardiac slowing from vagal stimulation.

Big thanks for that salutary thought, liquidsky. Hmm. I had to look up 'ablate' = surgically remove. Yet occasionally I think I've heard of singultus being so refractory that it has proved unstoppable in some unfortunate people. True? 😧

Now, my main observation is this squib. I've often wondered just what the vagus nerve 'does'. I know it figures in the broader cranial nerve exam. How come that stimulating it can cause 'profound cardiac slowing'? Surely the chances of that happening must be small?! 😃

Again, thanks - Ken

The cardiac slowing occurs during the gagging. When the gagging stops, normal sinus rhythm resumes. The length of time someone is gagging is generally short because they stop gagging once the stimulus is removed.

One can purchase deep throat training tubes at SiliconeNozzles.com. Has anyone tried something like this? Does this really simulate fellatio?

Omg. I need those training tubes in my life!

Johnnywater, thanks so much for the siliconenozzles.com link which I hadn't been aware of. Need to check more carefully into each of the descriptions. One or more could contribute greatly to my practice and exams! Too bad they're so damn expensive...

I have only had this done once. I was 10 and had drunk something I wasn't supposed to don't remember what it was. But remember getting really sick and getting taken to the hospital. I was given a syrup of epicac. But didn't vomit. So the doctor did just that stuck if finger in my throat to induce a gag to get me to vomit and it worked hosed him and myself. The nurse undressed me. Doc came back after testing and said they had to do it again. Because of what happened last time they had removed my blanket and my gown so I was laying there in just my underwear with the doc getting me to vomit. Luckily he after they gave me the syrup it worked and they didn't have to stick their finger down my throat. But even sick at 10 it felt funny being in a room with 5 other people in just my underwear vomiting

Can't say I've ever experienced this. I would be taken aback for sure. I have an attractive lady doc now. Blush.

I never had that test on me in a real exam, but I had roleplaying. It was with a tongue depressor woodstick, touching beyond the base of my tongue. She asked me to open wide and say "ahhh" while I was sat on a stool. It did not feel horny but I liked the feel of control she had over me. 😃

Yes. This has happened to me at every physical w a certain PCP I had for about 7-8 years. I would always dread it.

Hmmm.

Tongue depressor to see my throat, but i did gag when i was younger.

Never thought of it as a doctor checking my gag reflex.

There's no way I would have agreed to have my gag response tested. My grandmother took my brother and I to the doctor when he was eight and I was six. The doctor checked my throat and I stayed fully clothed. When the doctor used the tongue depressor on my brother, he threw up. It looked like vomit and blood. I remember the nurse rushing me out to another room.

If the doctor was testing for gag reflex, he didn't pass. We probably were just there because we were sick. I don't remember what else happened. I never asked him or my grandmother. If I hadn't gone first, there's no way I would have opened my mouth for that doctor. I know it wasn't intentional, it just frightened me. Even though that never happened to me, I still get nervous to this day about getting my throat examined.

Not on purpose, but the dental assistants have found it a few times, had one say that shouldn't have happened as I gagged while numbed up.

Don’t go messing with my vagus nerves or my gag reflex just for fun, they are ultra sensitive. NO THANK YOU!

“Two fingers in one's mouth” is a well-known remedy for when you need to throw up and I never thought of it as a part of an exam. But the idea is actually quite appealing for a PLAY exam.

I’d love a play doc to do it for me. But I imagine him standing above me, really close, so my head is right near his crotch. He holds the nape of my head with one hand, not to let me squirm away, looks me straight in the eye and pushes his fingers down my throat whispering “sh-sh” while I gag.

I test for a gag response every day when I brush my teeth. Has anyone else noticed their gag response becoming more sensitive as you grow older? Mine certainly has.

I saw an ENT recently, who did a laryngoscopy during which he at one point reached into my mouth to trigger my gag reflex. Not sure what exactly he was looking for but not a top ten experience for sure.

My family doctor has never done this. How is it even done clinically?