Heat from Exam Light

One of my favorite things used to be feeling the heat coming from the exam light on my vagina. I anxiously waited for the light to be switched on and feeling the heat coming from the light and how it warmed my vagina and pelvic area. The exam lights used during my exams the last few years, don't seem to produce the heat I remember from the old lights. Does anybody else miss the heat from exam lights?

Your guy must be using an older light.

The new ones are LED and they don't put off any heat.

Yes I agree i miss that warm feeling of the light. The new led everything just feels cold

This is a great topic. Thanks for bringing it up and I hope more ladies choose to chime in.

FWIW, I always include turning the light on and focusing it on the vagina when I am fantasizing about being in the role of gynecologist.

Oh I miss the light! All LEDs now and it's not the same LOL

It's a sad fact l e d lighting has take over it's cold and effective !

New cold LED lighting, warm and plastic speculums... oh how the profession has changed over the years.

Soon they will no longer have stirrup tables in most US gyn clinics... all replaced with modern day electronic "chairs" that have knee supports.

I wonder when bluetooth connections will be made to those chairs.. and for what purpose?

Oh well....

My regular doctor uses an otoscope with the speculum and sometimes i swear i feel the heat from it down there.

The lights from prior decades produced so much more heat than the new lights today. That’s why I use a 60 watt bulb in my play clinic...brings back memories for my older patients...including my wife, who, to my delight, loves the pelvic exam as a precursor to intense sex.

It really is a shame that most clinics have gone to LED lighting. I would imagine that the "click" of the light followed by the warmth was quite turn on. Has anyone had any recent experience with a clinic still using the old incandescent bulbs? I suppose there are likely still some out there that have not converted.

Not from an exam, but my recent colon hydrotherapist (I know - that's an oxymoron) has an infrared heater (looks like a lamp) aimed right over the genitals. Very nice and comfortable during the session.

Two of my "favorite" things about the transition from the rest of the exam to the pelvic exam are the feeling of that slight breeze across my bare buttocks under the drape and the heat from the older style of lamps. You just know what is coming next!!!

In my 20s, l used to attend a male masseur. I think he 'liked' me. (Btw, apogies for posting this in a gynaecological thread.) After the full-body rub-down, he would offer me sun-lamp treatment. As l lay face-down, he set up the lamp at the foot of the table, shining on my upper legs and lower body. He would part my legs a little, and linger beside the lamp.

Yes, it was warm and not unpleasant!

- Ken

Sounds nice. ,

My speculums have builtin LED lights... still like the old fashioned gooseneck light though!

I’ve never experienced that but it sounds great

“My regular doctor uses an otoscope with the speculum and sometimes i swear i feel the heat from it down there.”

Wow I wish my doctor did that! I've always had a fantasy about the doctor using the otoscope to look at me there.

I do very much enjoy having the exam lamp shined between my parted legs during a pelvic exam, illuminating and exposing me further. But yes, now that offices have modernized all the recent exam rooms I've been examined in have newer LED style. I do miss the old bare bulb type exam lamps and the heat that radiated and was felt as it was moved in closer between my thighs. It was a nice contrast to the cool air that I felt moving around my bare bottom once I got positioned in the stirrups.

My room is equipped with a regular lamp that does give off heat. The majority of my patients equate the heat from the lamp with the prying eyes of scrutiny by the Doctor and that elevates their awareness of what is being done.

My room is equipped with a regular lamp that does give off heat. The majority of my patients equate the heat from the lamp with the prying eyes of scrutiny by the Doctor and that elevates their awareness of what is being done.

Yes for sure! The clicking of the exam lamp being switched on and the heat from the lamp absolutely elevates the awareness of what is being done, increasing the sense of being visually inspected as the doctor sits close up between my widely opened legs with eyes directly upon my completely exposed vulva and anus.

I definitely agree that the heat from the exam light is one of the big turn ons from a gynecological exam. It really adds a nice element.