When Did You First Realize You had a Medfet?

I realized this when I was 15 years old. I applied to the railway college to become an electric locomotive driver. Before starting my studies, I had to pass a medical examination. In one of the offices, I had to drop my panties to my knees in front of two female doctors. That's how I became a medical fetishist.

I guess my interest started when I was about 8 years old and had to have a baby eye tooth pulled for some reason. I was told by my parents I would get a shot in my gum, which would hurt somewhat and then the tooth would be pulled. Day of the appointment I was scared about what was to happen. Got to the dentist and I was taken to the treatment room. The dentist came in, checked the tooth and I was reclined way back in the chair. I was waiting in fear for the big needle to come out and jab me. Suddenly a rubber mask attached to rubber hoses appeared in front of me and the mask was put on my nose. The dentist said it was giggle gas and it would put the tooth to sleep. He told me to take deep breaths. So I was still scared as I thought the shot was next but did what he told me. After a few short minutes, I started to feel very giddy, relaxed and like I was floating. Then I heard a crunching noise and shortly after the dentist said “you are now breathing pure oxygen”. That lasted a few minutes and eventually the mask was removed and found I had bloody gauze in my mouth where the tooth had been. I eventually found that the whole experience of the mask and the feeling under gas excited me.

I don't really think there was ever a time that I didn't have a medical fetish. I have a hazy memory of getting erections when my pediatrician, a pretty, middle-aged woman, would give me a genital exam while wearing gloves. At the time, I didn't even know what an erection was. Still, I quickly developed a fixation on gloves and would hide some in my room, then play with them when I was alone. When I got a bit older, I started looking around online and was able to put a name to the lifelong fascination with being examined that I already had.