Two hour Pediatrician exams

Hello. New here and was wondering if anyone male or female used to have 2 hour exams as a child at the pediatricians office? I would go in and I would be in the waiting room about 10 minutes then once back in the room after the nurse did all my vitals(about 15 minutes) be told to undrees just down to my undies and wait for the doctor to come in. Once he came in, it was a good solid hour of him making me do excercises and last he checked my bottom by spreading it for at least 3 minutes and my testicles for about 5 minutes. Then for lack of better words playing with my penis. Has this happened to any of you out there? Also, what's an exam like for females that get a physical exam done? Thanks to all.

I've never experienced anything this extensive. Did you have any medical problems?

I never experienced anything like this. My ped exams were prob 20ish minutes. 10 minutes of nudity but not lots of exercises

The indicator of my fantasy radar is showing through-the-roof levels. I mean, sure, pediatricians molesting/taking care of patients isn't unheard of. But one would think that the clinic staff would be wondering what the heck the doctor's doing with his patients during TWO hours. It's not like there wouldn't be other patients waiting…

Thinking back the pediatrician that I saw never took two two hours to preform a physical. While he never rushed and covered all the bases, at the most it would take an hour, and that included the nurses duties. Was the same for my sisters as well.

I never checked the time when I was a kid or even in teen age, but usually a full exam plus regular vaccination took not more than an hour I guess.

Were you able to actually and factually check the length of the examination with anything objective in the way of instrument, say like a watch?

Without a watch there is no way for youngsters (and many older people as well) to be very accurate about time passed except in a subjective manner. Perhaps it felt like so much time had passed, but that it was only in your subjective experience.

Nothing especially unusual about that. When something unpleasant is happening, time seems to 'take longer'.

Congratulations to those who have offered some common-sense objections to what the original poster claimed. Two hours, come on! Even the one doctor in a thousand (or more) who also has paedophilic interests wouldn't allow himself that long. Parents can check exam-times with other parents, for instance.

- Ken

Let's see now. Spending 2 hours for each patient, that means they see a whopping 4 or maybe 5 patients a day. In addition to fantasy, that's also called bankruptcy!

Yes it is all true. Two hours is not an understatement. The doctor would occasionally check on other patients while still attending to me. He would say be back in a few minutes and that happened a few times. No underlying medical conditions I had. My appointment was at 9:30 and didn't leave until 12 noon. This was not a fantasy story and I wouldn't make this story up for any reason. Never even thought about this fetish until this appointment when I began wondering and thinking about what all happened afterwards.

I can't imagine being with the doctor for 2 hours, it would be quite a long list of things to get done to make it that long. I can imagine possibly being at the doctor's office for a long time because the doctor is running behind.

I’m pretty sure the longest pediatric exam I had was around 70 minutes but that included more than 30+ minutes of waiting and a blood sample. The doctor was in the exam room for 20ish minutes.

Clearly, Dr Barnes (posts #1 and 10 ), you should be talking about nett time with the paeditrician (not total time spent in his room/s). That should have been made clearer. For example, you say that he more than once left you alone while he attended to another patient.

Even so, his behaviour sounds suspicious, yes!

- Ken

Two hours and even half a day or more for pediatric exams is a reality in many societies. But in those cases the doctor is not paid by the parents, but by the government, and the exam is a part of a research project, a surveillance program, or the child has been tagged by the authorities for being at risk in one way or other.

Usually using children in such programs require the permission of the parents. But in some societies the parents are so afraid of being punished in some way or another that they usually allow their children to be used in the program. My country, Norway, is such a country, to take an example. From my own research I know that it frequently happens in Australia, Cannada, Germany and Russia too.

However, the original story here, does not contain any details that suggest that reason.

I am German and it sure does NOT happen here

I’ve never had something quite like this, but I imagine it could be an interesting experience to say the least.

@Velociraptor

Usually using children in such programs require the permission of the parents. . My country, Norway, is such a country, to take an example.

I remember a story, a classic on Speculumpages back in the day, about a lengthy special exam in Norway. It was written as a true memoir and probably was and it did indeed describe the author's experiences when in school in Norway being taken to a hospital for a lengthy overnight/daylong examination of his lower gastro-intestinal track, with lots of anal insertions, enemas and such.

I think it was supposed to have taken place some while ago though, 1960s or earlier from what I remember.

I wish I was that lucky I was only on there for 20 minutes I never had a thorough exam

Reply to Agracier

The story you mentioned may have been written by me. It is not an actual event, but a amalgamation of things I have experienced, stories from my classmates and other kids, numerous hints heard from my parents and other parents about other kids, and hints in newspapers and message boards.

My experiences is actually from 6yo in 1959 and 12yo in 1965 and it occurred at school and not in hospital. But the hints from others are from all this time up to rather recently, and most of them regards hospital procedures.

Especially one classmate told numerous stories to me of hospital stays at the age of 7.

These lengthy exams of healthy children usually happens inside specific pojects or specific programs. This is the German website of a Geman program that performs wellchild examinations with an especially thorrough orthopedic assessment. The program operates within a very narrow standard of what is regarded as normal, and it invites parents to take their healthy child to their program to find out if heshe conforms to their strict standard. This bahavior is typical of such program.

http://www.kidcheck.de

I never timed my exams but I don't think any of them lasted longer than 20-30 minutes.

This is the German website of a Geman program that performs wellchild examinations with an especially thorrough orthopedic assessment. The program operates within a very narrow standard of what is regarded as normal, and it invites parents to take their healthy child to their program to find out if heshe conforms to their strict standard. This bahavior is typical of such program.

http://www.kidcheck.de

Wow, I never knew that they had programs like that. What is the purpose of taking your child there? What does the parent hope to find out?

Having looked at the site, it appears to be a University Research programme which began in 1999. The last research article published was in 2009, and the website hasn't been updated since 2017. All of these signs would suggest it is historical and no longer current.

I would respectfully suggest that it has been further misinterpreted by the poster to fit his particular interest, along the lines of nurses with red fingernails and “gentleman doctors” so beloved by other past posters.

To jimmyjohnsen and tjc

About this www.kidcheck.de

I cannot see that I have misinterpreted anything about this program. I too think the program has ended by now. But still it is an example of a recent real program where healthy children were invited to undergo a long examination with some purpose. It is an example of something that happens repeatively, namely scientific programs that invite children do undergo thorrough medical examinations.

This particular program told the parents that they could find undetected orthopedic weaknesses that could cause problems sooner or later for the kid, and prescribed remedies weakness. But it is not necessary to perform such long examinations for this purpose. Like you, also I think this was basically a university study with purposes not told very much about to the parents.

But I have seen numerous times that such scientific programs are going on for some time, subject children to lengthy exams, and after a period the programs end, and then new programs popup.

I know about another German program that performed very long exams on kids, where healthy kids were invited to participate and also the parents got examined. In that case the purpose was to find hidden allergies. But the webite of that program has been taken down, because I could not find it back.

It looks like the Max Plank Institut in Germany stand behind many such programs

A stupid question: how much would a pediatrician charge for a two hours exam ?

A stupid question: how much would a pediatrician charge for a two hours exam ?

Once explained how these might have been long-term university/national health care studies and programs with parents giving permission for such studies to be carried out for purposes of scientific/medical research and health care and not for profit, then the premise does make sense. And then the question is not so irrational or odd at all.

Best to keep an open mind and ask for clarification.

For my appointments most of the time 30 minutes was scheduled, sometimes 20 minutes. Never had exams that took more than 30-45 minutes. But most of the exam duration was just chatting with the doctor, the exam itself maybe took 15-20 at maximum.

There may be exams that take a bit longer if it is for study purposes, but I never had or heard about exams that took longer than one hour.

No I didn't have a two hour pediatric exam maybe 20 or 30 minutes at the most.

No, because my brother and I were examined together at most our checkups were maybe 30 minutes from disrobbing and getting weighed to the doctor leaving and getting dressed.

This is similar to my pediatrician, but there were no exercises, most of the time was spent on thorough examinations/treatments of my genitals and anus, each requiring me to be in different positions.