What women prefer to wear going to the doctor?

I usually wear jeans and blouse with matching hot color bra panty thong set with matching pumps.

Often I am likely to leave work or have to go to work following my exam so I dress appropriately, usually a skirt and blouse though have worn pants and sweaters. I do not wear a thong when going for an exam. I don't find it comfortable after the exam as there is KY residue to deal with!

When i went with my girlfriend she basically just wore a tshirt and jeans to her gyno appointment and the nurse and dr never said anything to her about what she was wearing to her appointment. It was something she could take off fairly easily and quickly in the exam room before her dr arrived to do her exam

My wife went in her business attire to her last exam. I picked her up from work in the afternoon and took her. I stayed with her as she undressed and put on a blue gown. It was quite a contrast seeing her go from nice work clothes to a flimsy exam gown. She kept her underwear and bra underneath her other clothes in the corner of the room.

Black slack button up shirt thong of course gotta feel sexy and confident at the docs

I usually wear a skirt. For some exams, I can leave it on and just lift up during the exams. For underwear, I always wear a matching set. Pity the doc does not see them. I think he misses a lot.

I don't plan on a particular outfit or lingerie. I just wear something clean, comfortable, and that I can easily remove.

I do not think it makes any difference really because it was all going to come off anyway. When I went to see my gynecologist I was wearing a black T shirt, blue jeans, boots, black leather jacket. I think my underwear was a black thong and matching black bra. It would not have mattered to him what I came in anyway.

I too don't have a dress code to go see the dr. I wear whatever I'm comfortable in and is quick and easy to take off and put back on again .

The only thing that I'm insistent on is that my knickers and bra match .

Sometimes my urology nurse sees me undress , but the dr never does .

Nikki

I like to wear a skirt. Flowing one. And a thong Esp if it's a guy

When I was a kid, my mom always dressed me up. If I knew in advance that I had to go to the doctor that day, I was told not to play in the dirt (tom boy, stuck in dresses at a private school) and to stay clean. Usually, I did ok, and didn't get to dirty.

Now, I just wear what ever I put on for the day.

I don't dress in a way that is out of the ordinary, but whatever clothes I wear will be neat and clean. Normally it would be either a skirt and blouse or maybe jeans and a sweater. I avoid pantyhose or tights just as a practical matter. Regular shoes are a lot easier to deal with than boots, too.

I like patients wearing "office clothes" with dark skirt, Black stockings or pantyhose, White blouse and White matched Bra and pants heeled shoes

My wife goes to her exams in warm weather. She either goes in a sun dress or jeans, and always sandals. She just makes sure it's all easy to get on and off.

On the subject of underwear, do your doctors ever comment on it? I think it would be a minefield during a real exam to have women come in wearing nice underwear...I mean, they've made an effort, but would it be wrong to compliment them on it?

The doctor never even sees anyone's underwear. You go to the reception area, when they call you in, they give you a gown to change into and you hang up your clothes. You think the doctor shuffles through them to see your underwear??? Unless they see you dressed and you're wearing black panties and black bra under a white blouse and white pants or skirt, they will never know anything about your underwear short of the bra and panty lines on your skin when they examine you. They never say anything. That would not be professional. You think they would say, "hey, the lace pattern on the bra and panties is really nice, are they silk or polished cotton?"

Do you ladies make an effort to wear special panties or bra for your exam?

NO!

I wear the same nice clothes that I wear during the day. I don't dress specifically because I'm going to the doctor. As others have said, easy on, easy off is a good plan to follow.

Comment on a patient's underwear? Are you joking? That would be most inappropriate and unprofessional. It would be like commenting on the size of someone's breasts or penis.

I just wear comfortable clothes when I go. Doctor never sees my underwear because I'm usually given a gown when I get into examine room.

My midwife does the entire exam herself (as opposed to a nurse doing the weight, preliminary questions). She stays in the room the whole time, even as I change so I am always sure to be dressed nicely. Usually she has her back turned doing paperwork, but not always. She has complimented me before on a nice bra/panties set. I didn't find it awkward at all.

OK, if it is the custom in your country to be in the same room with the doctor/midwife etc. while you get dressed and undressed AND the practitioner is a woman, complimenting the clothing/underwear or hairdo may be acceptable.

Agreed @Switchablesusie; my scenario is only comfortable because she's a heterosexual woman. It would be a completely different situation if it was a heterosexual male physician/midwife. If it was a homosexual male physician or midwife, I imagine I'd be equally unfazed by commentary also.

For women: what kind of dressing do you prefer for a doctor appointment? In which order do you remove your clothes? How do you "dress" your legs and feets during winter time (socks, pantyhose, stockings)? Are you asked to remove them?

I wear flipflops and usually shorts and a t-shirt or tanktop...sometmes maybe a sundress.

Scrubs for me with running shoes. Easy on and easy off.

Both times I have been to see my gynecologist I have just worn a black t-shirt, jeans and black boots. For a coat I wore the same black leather jacket.

I was just asked to take everything off so I just strip like I do when I am at home, so I took off my boots, my t-shirt, my socks and then my jeans so I was in only my bra and thong. I took off my bra and then I dropped my thong. I get dressed again by putting things on in the reverse order and I always do it the same way.

I typically wear something comfortable, easy to get out of and back into.

I grew up in dresses and skirts, and just feel comfortable that way in adulthood. So for me, having exams in the winter, it is a dress or skirt, sweater, flats or wedges, and some kind if hosiery. My gyno has shared stories over the years of ladies that come in the summer wearing flats all day, she said that they offer them a free pair of ankle socks as th smell.of feet can be horrific. She said most worry about a clean vagina, and they forget about thier feet...i think she called it stentch in stereo! Thank goodness I go in the winter!

Usually jeans and a cute top. I wore a sundress to my postpartum appointment and the nurse told me to just take off my panties and lift my dress up then put the sheet over me. She goes "That's actually a really good thing to wear to the doctor! You can keep some modesty even while he checks you."

For my only physical till date (the university physical...long ago) I wore jeans and tshirt

Even now if I would have to undergo one I would prefer a skirt or jeans with a top. I wear relaxed fit jeans so taking them off is not a problem.

I wear street clothes. Keep in mind I always dress nicely, so no rags out for me. I was told I'm color coordinated by my doctor once.

I make my appointments in the summer and I wear shorts, t-shirt, and a pair of flip-flops to be easy to change into a gown.