How do guys feel about female nurses putting a catheter in

I only ever had a male urologist insert anything into my urethra. He was doing a scope of my plumbing, and his assistant was also male. I did not find it erotic in any way. However, I would welcome the opportunity to have a female nurse/doctor/PA/medical technician to catheterize me. I think I would enjoy the prep. I would like to get at least semi-hard. I think women may enjoy watching a penis grow from flaccid to hard. They seem to feel flattered or accomplished.

I had that experience, and thought nothing of it. I was in pain, because an infection was constricting my bladder, and I felt crappy overall. The nurse was professional, attentive, and even laughed at my jokes. If I had the procedure done by a total stranger, in a public place, it would have been very uncomfortable. I admire healthcare workers who are professional and courteous. I wouldn't be able to do their job.

I've had several catheters put in but always after I was knocked out and I assume a female nurse did it. What happens when I am unconscious doesn't count. I have had them both removed by a female nurse. They both came in, threw back the covers and grabbed on and jerked it out. Wham Bam , Thank you Ma'am. I didn't have time to complain or be embarrassed. It just happened so fast it was done in a quick second. I'm sure that part was intentional.

I only had a Cath once - and like Moppy they put it in when I was knocked out. When the nurse took it out the next day, she simply reached under the covers, deflated the balloon and pulled it out. Barely felt it. BTW the nurse who took it out was old and ugly!!

Having a catheter put in is never a happy adventure but if you got a pretty nurse well it makes it just a little less miserable. I have had many inserted by them it really doesn't bother me much to have a nurse do it

When did male nurses become commonplace? I never saw one until 1996.

The subject heading shows up as “How do guys feel about female nurses…” and the only thing I can think is…"…with our HANDS, dummy!!!" Happy New Year.

I've had it done twice both by female nurses, not a problem, very professional, the cleaning and first insert is the hardest part. I was more concerned when the pulled it out!

Never had one but think I would rather have a female do the procedure.

Had a urodynamic exam once. Female nurse had me remove everything below the waist, leaving me with just a t-shirt on. [May as well have been naked]. Asked if I wanted a drape over my midsection but I said why bother since you'll see everything anyway. Exam included her placing electrodes around the anus, then inserting a Cath to drain any remaining urine in my bladder. Then that Cath was removed and another one inserted that allowed measuring water flow as it was injected, and rate of voiding after all the water was injected.

None of this was painful until the end, when she deflated the balloon and jerked the Cath out…that hurt! It was somewhat humiliating but I'd do it all again if required.

I've had urinary catheters inserted by female nurses a few times. The fact that the nurse was female did not embarrass me at all. That was because I was more worried about the actual act of inserting the catheter (and possible pain) and also about what was to come after catheter insertion (for example, surgery).

Had to have one out in after knee surgery and I could have cared less who did it with the pain I was in. In fact the second day I desperately needed it done again and two blonde nurses showed up who could have been Victoria Secret models and again I could have cared less because of the pain!

Especially today, when nurses on the front lines of pandemic care are being pushed to the limits of their well-being, I hope we have empathy on what they’re going through. Guys, even if you think it’s your worst day and going through some embarrassing procedure down there, you would not want to trade places with your nurse, male or female!

Especially today, when nurses on the front lines of pandemic care are being pushed to the limits of their physical and mental well-being, I hope even an embarrassing situation that we treat them with respect and kindness

While my wife gets periodic Cath changes, we have both been treated with exceptional respect, kindness, and thoroughness by the overworked and strung out nurses and support staffs at our clinic, the hospital, and specialities. No loss of care due to staff shortages or higher patient loads. Nothing but professionals and my kudos to all of them!