Did you remember your first giving auscultation?

Have you give any auscultation yet? How did it feel, when you carefully listen to the internal sound of the other person?

Yes , I remember the first time , I had some medical training in the military reserve and did some personal research , so I learned how to perform an exam on a female . Performing on exam on a female has always been a fantasy for me , it took a long time but I did it . How it started was a process , my lady is not interested and she thinks it is a weird thing , so I dropped the topic with her and do not mention my fantasy to her ever again . So I had to let my fingers do the walking , by working the phones and calling independent escorts ,it was before I had a home computer . I finally found one escort that agreed to my fantasy and it was great , I made a house call to her apartment dressed in my suit and carrying my briefcase with me with all my medical instruments . My briefcase is something I keep well hidden at home , from my woman , any way when the escort answered her apartment door she was lovely and she was dressed just as I asked her to dress . I started the exam on the escort , the escort was a lovely woman , the escort let me take control of her . I started the exam on the escort , by checking her throat , eyes and ears , I then asked her to remove her top and bra . I placed my steth over both her breast , under her breast , while she stood topless with both her hands on top of her head , I then move around to her back and told her to take deep breaths as I placed my steth next to he shoulder blades , in a way now that I think back , it was more enjoyable and a turn on to check her back with her flawless skin than checking her heart . I continued her exam to her lower part of her body , she complimented me on how i gave a more detailed exam than her doctor . I told her that , I had been wanting to do something like this for years . It was great .

Yes, I do remember, was a long time ago already.

Actually, the girl found my blood pressure cuff hidden in a drawer, I was definitely confused: she asked several questions on how I got this, why, etc...

I finally dared to ask her if she wanted me to check her blood pressure, as she told me she was kind of tired after her school exams. To my surprise, she immediately agreed. So I checked twice, then told her that I was about to counte her heartbeats. She open 1 button from her shirt, and I could listen to her heart. It was wonderful! Then I counter her heartbeats for 1 minute at her own watch.

@Littmann--

How old was the girl who let you listen to her heart?

Yes, I did it in nursing school to my roomie in class with half the class watching and the instructor roaming around with her Littmann to double-check us. It lasted a while because we could hardly hear anything through the stethoscopes we had. You had the rich kids who had Littmann's and such. Then you had us who worked a job after school and saved every cent to pay for school and we bought the knock-off Sprague stethoscopes at the college medical store because we got a discount with our student ID's. Those were a pain in the ass. Trying to listen to heart sounds and respirations or bowel sounds and worse was using them for a BP.

Amazing

I don't remember the first one I gave - mostly because I was using one of my steths with any lady I was fooling around with at the time. I do remember enjoying their hearts though - rarely heard anything like a skip or murmur.

It felt amazing to listen to someone else for the first time. I got my first stethoscope when I was 18 at uni an had already enjoyed listening to myself, but listening to the sounds out of a girls heart and belly turned me on so much.

I have not been able to auscultate another person. But listening to my heartbeat is always enjoying : )

@Dr_Grey

Good day and hello,

Yes, I have auscultated many people. I used to be a volunteer in the rescue service and was used in accidents and incidents with children / adolescents. Likewise, my specialty was chemical accidents. In the ambulance service you don't have the time to listen carefully to a heart or a lungs. It has to be done very quickly. Only really, on the way to the hospital, can you do an extensive auscultation in the ambulance.

Regarding play, I unfortunately never had the opportunity to do an extensive auscultation. Until now, I was missing the right partner.

Otherwise, I only listened to other people's hearts and lungs for purely medical purposes. It is really very interesting how people differ in the sound of their hearts. I am always pleasantly surprised at how much there is diversity in the sound of heart murmurs. In the 28 years that I am now, many different styles have been imprinted on me.

But more than ever, my own heartbeat and its noises are impressed on me. I really like to listen to my heart and lungs. Not only because of the medical aspect, but also to be able to understand the variety and beauty of the sound of the heart and to be able to store it in my memory.

Best regards to you and all the best.

OMG I remember it so well. It was nearly 4 years ago and I was lucky enough to meetup with a fellow cardiophile.

We spent two days stething one another, pretty much every inch of her chest was examined with the steth and my ear. So want to do it again!

Do you remember the first listen to another persons heart or lungs with a stethoscope? How did that feel? What happend?

The first time was many years ago. I was a college student working summers in a hospital operating room. One of the surgeons invited me to come on rounds with him after my shift and taught me to auscultate (among other things). This invitation turned into a weekly class on physical diagnosis techniques and was an experience I will never forget. I o not remember who that first patient was, though I do remember him introducing me and asking if it was all right for me to “have a listen.” Her answer was “yes.”

I can think it was a rush of feelings in your head, when the patient was ready for your stethoscope.

I have never been so lucky, have never used a stethoscope on another person.