“feeling awful after medical exam”

Found this rant on Reddit by a user.

"Not physically, thankfully, but mentally I feel awful. I had to go through it, because I am applying for work, the company pays for it, but the experience was uncomfortable.

Firstly you come to a register, there is que and people waiting out there and you discuss what analysis you brought with yourself. Secondly the first doctor, male, came in wearing regular clothes, told me to take of my shirt rather harshly, while putting on his uniform. Thirdly I didn't know beforehand that the gynecological exam was required. I wasn't ready for it, all times before at gynecologist's I at least knew what was coming, why, my mom was there, and I knew I could refuse if I really felt uncomfortable. Today it just felt humiliating. Plus weird questions from some other doctors, that I didn't know how to answer, being touched a lot by various people in two hours. I know that it's a normal thing, lots of people are going to medical checkups, but I steel feel humiliated, ashamed of myself and my body, for some reason. I feel like I am ugly, nasty, just walked out of there with a need to wash my hands, for a long, long time. I want to cry, and I am shaken up(it was like 12 ours ago) and don't want to ever go there again or to any medical specialist. There were nice doctors, most of them were, but I just really feel bad."

Well, that woman certainly isn't developing a medical fetish any time soon. If she ever does, she'll have to process, arrange, and tame a lot of things in her mind first.

2 hours? So, not the US?

I would be upset to get a surprise lengthy exam also.

Without additional info on location of country, what type of job, when this occurred, there is little to go by to judge.

Somehow there is a sort of military vibe about the description of various doctors being involved.

I spend a lot of time on Reddit. I also spend a lot of time here. I can spot a crossover when I see it. There is absolutely no way that this is real. It was probably written by a member here trying get the general public to chime in with other embarrassing doctor stories. And then OP will get off. And I wish them good luck.

Agree that the story isn't real. Don't know if there actually was someones input on Reddit or if it was a crossover as @Amanda_O said. Odd that it was posted with no comments or questions by the OP.