Breast Ultrasound Experiences

Im very curious, to the women here that have had a breast ultrasound examination before, how was the experience? What did you think or feel, lying there for the ultrasound? I'm sorry if this has been asked before and i missed it.

I've had it a handful of times before. It is actually very pleasant. It was always done by a lady doctor. Felt like just getting my breasts massaged.

I've had it a handful of times before. It is actually very pleasant. It was always done by a lady doctor. Felt like just getting my breasts massaged.

Thanks for answering, I'm very interested and if you don't mind maybe you could tell more about your experiences if there is more.

Answering as a trans masculine person who still has large breasts. Hope you dont mind me adding my experiences. I've had two ultrasounds in the last few years, both at the breast clinic after finding lumps.

The first time I was quite nervous about the appointment because I'd had a bad experience in a breast clinic when I went for my surgery consultation. I also worried about feeling out of place (although I know it's not just women who have breast issues, the leaflet I received and everything in the waiting area didn't reassure me)

After a really weird consultation and breast exam I was sent back to the waiting room then quickly called into another room for the ultrasound. Quite a small room, a chair and computer in one side and the other half was curtained off. I was told to go behind the screen, remove everything from my top half and lie down. I was mostly on my back with my hands behind my head but also had to lean to each side.

I was slightly worried about what they might find but they looked at that area first (it had been circled in red pen) and quickly reassured me it was internal bruising. I still have no idea what from. They went over each part of both breasts, and deep into my armpits, as a precaution. Because I was more relaxed I actually quite enjoyed that. It felt like a massage with the warm gel on the ultrasound and the technican moving the tissue around. Armpits were slightly painful with how hard they pressed and nipples felt a bit awkward because they were rock hard from slightly cold rooms.

The second time I had to go thr actual consultation and exam were fine, but the ultrasound was odd. The curtain was left open while I undressed but then they kept on trying to cover the other breast with a thin bit of paper that didn't do anything. Only one breast was scanned and she claimed she couldn't find anything, despite the doctor at the consultation feeling what I had. You have to wait in the waiting room until the doctor looks at the result of the scan and he sent me for a mammogram. The area did show on that, but it was fine

Glad to hear everything was clear there @stripandsteth .

I had a breast ultrasound a few years ago as I had a tiny cyst under my arm pit right breast. I had to completely strip.to the waist and lay on the bed. I had to slightly turn on my left and put my right arm above my head. The monograph was female. She did a full scan of my right breast. Lots of gel on and when the scanner went over or near my nipple, the feeling was really arousing. Ha ha. Xxx

Not a woman but I needed one earlier this year

For me, I didnt actually lie there, I sat upright on the chair. I mostly thought "don't look down dont look down dont look down". It felt a bit weird honestly, bc its so slimy and I kept thinking about how I would get the gel off so it didnt feel disgusting inside my bra after

I think I would enjoy the experience a lot more in a play setting

It was ok, not exactly erotic as each time it was due to a cancer scare, which put a damper on things. Not great when ordering provider wants imaging done within the week and imaging treats it like defcon 1 and can't get you in for 3 weeks

I've had breast ultrasounds twice, and they weren't bad. You have to completely uncover your chest and lie on the examination table. The doctor does the rest. Unfortunately, the gel was really cold, which actually made my nipples even harder.

I had one a few years back on my right breast. The ultrasound jelly was a strange, but not unpleasant, feeling.