Women, how do you prepare for your gyno appointment?

Back in the early ´80´s I was shaved when I went for check-ups at my oncologist ... for which I was naked for part of the time. She was a female doctor and at first gave me an odd look since I don´t think that many males shaved themselves genitally back then ...

She never said anything about it though ... even though I somehow wished she had asked me why ...

Always shaved ready for any Dr's appointment especially, but always shaved anyway, just because I feel cleaner that way, same goes with underarm hair, it's just preference... 😳

Male here I am shaved VERY clean. Do not like the mess after sex.

The only comment ever made about my wife's pubes was a nurse practioner's notation on her evaluation sheet, "SPARCE PUBIC HAIR". She has very little body hair naturally and this was before she started shaving. A couple of years later, she shaved her pubic area completely smooth as a joke. She liked being smooth so much that she decided to keep it that way and, over thirty years later, she still does. One exception was when she had doctor appointments that involved a pelvic. She would let it grow for a few weeks before and shave it off again after her appointment. Considering the fact that the pelvic is her favorite part of the exam, the grow/shave hair part was kind of strange but she thought it would be embarrassing for the doctor to see her completely bald. That routine continued until about seven or eight years ago. She had gone to the doctor and shaved as soon as she got home. She had to go back about a week later for what she thought would be a consultation for the tests done in the previous visit. She was not prepared when the doctor said he wanted to do another pelvic to verify what the tests had shown. She wanted to leave but I convinced her the tests were more important than worrying about no pubic hair and besides, the doctor probably wouldn't even notice her pubes missing. Reluctantly, she got ready for the exam. I was watching to see if there was any reaction from the doctor when he did the exam but, if he realized that she had shaved since her previous visit, he hid it quite well. As the doctor probed her insides, it was obvious that she wasn't worrying about her shaved pussy. She later admitted that she was getting aroused more so than usual. That incident totally changed her attitude toward the hassle of growing pubic hair for a pelvic. Since then, when she goes for a pelvic, she no longer tries to hide the fact that she prefers to keep her pubic area completely hairless. My preference too!

@nutcase: nice story.. you have been "krmd"! 😉

I don't really understand why she thought it would be embarrassing for the doc though...

I like soaking in the bath before the exam to get as clean as possible.

Shower, trim pubic hair and enema.

Shower, wax, enema, pedicure

My doctor or gyn has never said anything about me being shaved

I am completly shaved from about age 20. I think in Holland, but also the rest of europe, a percentage of 80 procent of al the woman that is completly shaved to be correct. When I'am in a sauna or gym I think it is even a higher percentage. Also men are often trimmed or complety shaved (looking in the sauna and hearing from my hubby from the gym)

I usually keep my privates shaved for esthetic and hygienic purposes

Interesting that so many girls use an enema before the gyno visit

I like my patients to go through the rituals of preparation as it heightens the tension as the appointment approaches. I always ask that there is no sexual activity for a full three days beforehand although clitoral teasing is allowed provided that it does not proceed to orgasm.

Shaving or waxing is not necessary as long as things are nicely trimmed although I do offer a shaving / trimming service 'pre-med' carried out by Nurse. I really don't want wafts of perfumed pussy either; the natural smell of a randy pussy is one of the pleasures I get from being a play doc.

On the subject of enemas, sometimes these can actually make things more messy unless they have been done properly so I prefer patients to present naturally; a healthy rectum is pretty much self cleaning and I think that the potential for embarrassment is all part of the psychology. I never tell a patient whether something comes out clean or dirty but always make a great play of using wipes and putting extracted anal probes / beads into a bucket of disinfectant straight away.

A full bladder is a pre-requisite for two reasons: a) it helps with the g-spot testing (providing downward pelvic pressure) and then of course (b) it enables urine flow tests to be carried out.

Although it's always lovely for a patient to make an effort with lingerie and stockings etc., I usually ask them to change into a gown and paper panties (while I pretend not to watch) before the examination itself starts.

I no longer receive an enema before a gyno exam but mom always cleaned me out before she took me as a teen.

No reaction, they see it (and more) all the time!

I am smooth , doc never says a word, but i would love to be shaved for a procedure, so erotic!

Extra complete shower, wax and enema

My Wife always has me shave her legs and trim her pubic hair have not been able to convince her to let me shave that too

dr bob

I like to go very clean and fresh, however I once went right after intercourse with my bf (it was one of those "can't be helped" spontaneous moments). He released a lot of his fluid inside me and then my Doc had to wipe my cervix clean, she said she "wasn't able to see clearly from too much semen in the way". I was both shocked and turned on at the same time. Now I go clean, and keep my guys at bay the morning before.

I'm always clean. I'm shaved also but I'm shaved all the time. I've never taken an enema prior to a pelvic exam. Not when I go to my real MD. I think she appreciates me being clean.

gynedoll

When I went in for a hernia the surgeon had a very cute 2nd year female med student and after they both confirmed the inguinal hernia he said surgery on Monday and we will do the shaving. He was old school and I don't think he had seen many goes who do their own manscaping lol

I usually just have a "landing strip" and the dr has never said anything. I am sure he has seen just about everything.

Hi,

I'm smooth and the dr has never said anything good or bad about it....

My wife usually has a well trimmed bush. She occasionally allows me to shave her smooth however. One time a few years back we got started on the shaving and then she suddenly realized that she has a gno appointment with her male doctor in two days. I think she was a little embarrassed because she says it makes her feel like a little girl. But I think it turned her on as well to go to the doctor perfectly smooth. I asked her later if he said anything and she told me no.

I had an exam, my first with that doctor, in 11/10, shortly before I became a sub, so I was natural. I had tried shaving a number of years ago thinking it would make me more attractive to my husband. It didn't, so I let it all grow back. My Dom requires me to be shaved. It took some getting used to, but not a big deal to me...until I had to go for my next exam 11/11. Back to the same doctor.

I don't like exams anyway, and became more nervous about seeing him shaved the second time. Sir would not negotiate on either the shaving or the exam, so I went shaved, and yes, I shaved the morning of the exam. The doctor didn't say anything at all about being smooth on that visit.

None of my doctors have shaved me or had me shaved, including during labor and delivery.

Remembering a nurse shaving my wife just before babybirth , the nurse was so soft that wife was razor cutted at 4 may be 5 places . . . , for the next birth I depilate her with cream , she appreciate !

Tabboo are so strong and stupids that not enough future mother is warned of this , for some exams too the urologist don't warn the patient , inimaginable ! ! !

Only gone to the doc completely shaved once. It was an older man and he has a short look of surprise on his face and then got it together and was very professional. It was embarrassing, which of course is good.

Getting shaved by anyone anywhere is a turnon!

I haven't shaved or been shaved in over 20 years! lol

I've been shaved at the end of pregnancy, before my c-section, (my belly was way too much in the way for me to try and my water broke unexpectedly before I could get DH to do it for me), but I don't think it's routine for vaginal births anymore.