What embarrassing questions were you asked during a medical exam?

I find it embarrassing when they verify I'm still a virgin to P in V sex.

Some 30 years ago I was having some testicular shooting pains and sought the advice of a male Dr . Upon examining my penis and testicles he asked straight out if I had anal sex , I hadn't and therefore I was not want too embarrassed at the time. But a strange question non the less I thought .

@SouthernAnn I find it preposterous that they would ask something like that?! Were there specific circumstances that justified this? (for instance, were you complaining about some rash that could have been created by masturbation)

When I was 15, the doctor asked if I masturbated, put anything in my vagina, or was sexually active.

@cal1082 what did you answer? Did the doctor make any remark or an extra exam?

@justme I admitted to masturbating, but not to putting anything inside me because she mentioned doing a GYN exam if I was, and I didn't want her to do that or tell my mom I was sexually active.

One I remember vividly before going to college is after the female doctor prodded my rear end, she told me to lie back down on my back on the exam table. I was getting hard and covered myself with my hand, but I had to move my hand to the side. She then asked if there was any pain when my penis was “like that.” After that I was allowed to get dressed.

I think she wanted to see if I had any foreskin problems when I was hard.

“Have you had any problems pooping or peeing?” - while pressing around my tummy.

Embarrassing for sure…but I love it. Lol

It was “when did you first masturbate and how often do you Note.”

I don't think I ever had embarrassing questions from doctors as an adult, but I had some as a high school student, aged 16 to 18, during the yearly physical, back in the 1960's.

I went to the same school from 11 to 18 years old. There, I had every year the same medical, with a comprehensive genital exam, including foreskin retraction and testicles palpation.

During the first six years, the doctor was a surly female doctor who locked very old to me and my schoolmates. The last year, we had a new female doctor, much younger, really sexy and much ''cooler''.

There were two other ladys present at this exam, the school nurse and the school psychologist.

So, every year, from 16 to 18, at the very moment the doctor was retracting several times my foreskin, it was the school nurse who asked: ‘’ Have you had sexual relartions''. As I murmured ''no'' with a muffled voice, I was afraid she would ask me about masturbating. But this question never came.

Can you pee?

Can you ejaculate?

How often you masturbate?

Got those three after a cyst removal last February on my balls

I've never had embarrassing questions per se. However, I had embarrassing recommendations. When I was about to leave home for studies and saw our doc, she said something euphemistic that implied that once I was no longer with my parents I would likely sleep around and I should get vaccinated for hepB. I think I blushed.

I was seeing my GP when period was late. I needed to explain that I had a sex with my partner when an ovulating test was positive on that day. Unfortunately I wasn't pregnant, but it was the first time to tell my GP about the exact day of sex!!

I never have been asked embarrassing questions, not even at the sexual health clinic which is a shame. I would like to be

Going to the pediatrician during my high school years was always the most embarrassing for me. Some of the questions asked were if I was sexually active as he was moving lower down to my boxers. There was also a time around 16 when my doctor asked if I had noticed my penis getting bigger and that my development seemed normal. He also asked if I had any questions about my growth down there as he was doing a thorough genital exam.

I posted about the embarrassing questions I was asked during my high school yearly physical exams back in the 1960's. I realize I forgot to mention the only circonstance when I was asked such questions as a young adult.

I was 27. I was on the short list for an executive job in one of France leading banks. I had to go thought several interview and to have a medical exam

A young, fairly attractive, nurse took my vitals and escorted me to the doctor's and stood there during the all exam. I was very nervous as I have allways been when I see a doctor

The doctor, whom I remember as a very old man, stethed me and droped my pants. I was nude in front of him and the nurse, who didnot miss anything of the show. The doctor then took my flaccid penis in his hand and retracted several times my foreskin. He then palpaped my testicles. And, as he was taking care of my penis and testicles, the man asked me questions.

Do you have a girlfriend ? Is she your first girlfriend ? Do you have sex with her ? How often ? Would you call it a serious relationship ? Are you true to her ?

I answered the questions frankly, but I did not tell the doctor my girlfriend was very much into medfet and inposed on me a medical check-up, including a rectal temperature taking, everytime we were to have sex.

I did not get the job

I have never been asked any embarrassing questions,pity really,when i read some the questions that people on here have been asked i feel i have missed out on more fun.

Not a question per se but one time my doctor went to check my prostate and she told me to relax. After she was done as she was washing her hands she goes “wow you really were relaxed” I took that to mean that my ass is loose and she could notice I receive anal.

I wasn't really embarrassed by these questions but it can feel a little awkward to talk about them openly, especially when it's a new doctor. I went for an exam with a new doctor and he asked me, “Are you sexually active?” “How many partners have you had in the last 12 months?” “Women? Men? Both?” “Do you always wear a condom?” I was in my 20's when I went to this new doctor.

It's wasn't during an examination, but I went for a couple of tests the other day, and knew that one would be a urine test. I'd held off using the toilet for a couple of hours as I was worried I wouldn't be able to ‘perform’ otherwise.

In the middle of the waiting room after I'd been sitting down for a few minutes, a receptionist asked across the room if I could provide a urine sample, handed me the kit and then asked if I needed a drink of water. Answering no felt like I was announcing to the waiting room that I was bursting for a wee! She directed me to the toilet and off I went, but had to come back into the waiting room with my sample afterwards to ask what to do with it, as I hadn't yet been sent to the doctor's office.

It wasn't the worst thing, but it was mildly embarrassing. I imagined it would be a bit more discreet than that!

My new PCP asked me if I had male to male sex and wanted to know if I had receptive oral or anal sex. And did I use condoms. Seemed like appropriate questions since I had stated that I was bisexual and had male partners.

It was not embarrassing for me, but embarrassing for the GYN. I hope they learned assume the patient is telling the truth unless they give reason to prove otherwise. I was asked if I was sexually active, I said I wasn't. The MA looks at me with this strange look. The GYN repeats the question later, same I don't believe you look. She realizes quite rapidly once the speculum is in that I was telling the truth.

I was would say the most embarrassing questions were by my pediatrician with my step mother in the room. She asked if I had started masturbating, how often I did, whether I got unwanted erections, whether I was sexually active, whether I liked girls or boys? Etc. Then proceeded to do a genital exam while I was lying on the table. said lift up your butt and she pulled my underwear down and completely off.

“Is your penis always this big?”

“Is your penis always this big?”

Are you SURE that's what they ask, @Deviant1 ??

@GregB …. Ditto …. went through the exact same inquisition at 13 from a female pediatrician. I thought I was going to die from embarrassment!

Are you SURE that's what they ask, @Deviant1 ??

Well, that's how I remember it. But I'm old and my memory fails me sometimes.

Several times, when starting with a new doctor, my wife was asked if she had ever been abused and she had to tell the doctors about getting felt up by the neighbor boy. Not really traumatic for her, but embarrassing to describe to a stranger.

Michray that really wasn’t any of her business!

@GregB i think the questions are everywhere in the World the same.

Seems to me, the more questions that could be taken as embarrassing are in written form the first time.