Male annual exams

Hey Guys,

How often do you go to see your doctor and get check-ups/physical exams? How often do they include genital/rectal exams?

Once a year check up with digital rectal & the short anal scope. Nothing special about it, more fun when wife & I role play of course.

Once a year for me. I also agree with health2..lot more fun when wife and I play.

I only get exams that are mandatory for employment or insurance so the intervals between exams is variable. I probably average about three exams every two years. Virtually all exams I have had include genital and hernia exams and about half include rectal. The genital exam is the part I dread the most and later enjoy remembering.I find it totally humiliating to be required to expose my genitals to a strange doctor. I can hardly wait to get home from an exam to think about the embarrassment and beat off.

I get an annual check up every year, which includes everything !

I'm 57 now and my insurance covers a complete physical once a year. My dr. is a wonderful old lady geezer and I receive a rectal and a genital check every year.

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I get a work/DMV physical every other year, which is usually very brief, despite the detail the form goes in to: http://www.dmv.ca.gov/forms/dl/dl51.pdf

My last DMV exam was at Kaiser and the NP was in the room for 4 minutes total.

I see my doctor in the years I don't have a DMV exam and will actually be seeing her NP this year on 7-23 at 1430 in the afternoon. I think she will be more thorough than my doctor, who isn't that bad. Details to follow.

I have a complete "teeth to testicles" exam once a year from my female doctor. It includes everything - hernia, genital, rectal - everything. I go that often for two reasons: 1) I enjoy it; 2) I have enough real health issues to warrant it.

I go yearly for a complete physical and my exam includes the genital and rectal exam.

Nowadays very seldom. My last exam, employment physical, was two years ago. As a child and a teenage up to 18 I went for a physical every year.

I get an annual physical exam. It includes a digital exam of my testicles as well as a digital prostate exam. This is in addition to the annual battery of blood/urine lab tests which also include a PSA test.

I am fairly impressed with the men on here- it seems as though you may be more diligent about seeing a doctor than women are, and most certainly better than I am! I'm quite impressed.

It is because most of us on here enjoy being examined by a doctor of the opposite gender. We go a lot to doctors because we enjoy being looked at and being touched by a doctor.

Once a year, like clockwork. Always includes genital exam as well as rectal examination. And, most importantly, by a female doctor with a nurse assisting!

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I am fairly impressed with the men on here- it seems as though you may be more diligent about seeing a doctor than women are, and most certainly better than I am! I'm quite impressed.

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We go because we enjoy it and are glad that we have an excuse to go once a year.

I go every year and my exam always includes a genital exam. It has only included a rectal exam when specific medical needs required it.

It goes to the hospital once a month to look after because I have the chronic disease.

When a checkup and a regular medical examination of the company are included in addition, I think that it goes to an excellent frequency hospital.

Though it costs a lot of medical expenses in the favor, and has a pain in the bosom.

Once a year for a physical and then six months for BP and general chat. My doc is female and I go because at 55 a yearly exam is a very good idea and I enjoy getting examined by her. She is very thorough. Head to toe with genital and prostate exam. I sit in an exam gown draped over my lap with nothing on underneath. She is not shy during the "below the belt" exam and her questions.

I go to GP for a full physical once a year, quarterly for follow up blood work, and once a year to dermatologist for full skin exam.

Since I've had some issues in the past, even my quarterly follow ups often include a quick check and rectal.

The derms always tell me I can leave my underwear on, but that would seem to contradict the whole point of a full skin exam, so I usually take them off.

I generally prefer female doctors, but I'm also fine with male doctors and the sex of the doctor doesn't really impact how I feel about being examined. Its still the same exposure either way.

Please guys, do your monthly self testicular exam or have your GF, SO, etc. do it to you along with getting your annual exams. It can save your life. Hugggsss, Kitten 😘

Once a year getting everything checked out

My family doctor gives me a short checkup every year that only includes a blood test. When I need certificates for school or work, he would then do a full body checkup.

At 38 years old, I have an annual physical with my male doc (probably early 50's). BP, heart, lungs, ears, some light belly pressing, quick hernia check while standing up.... the end. He usually send me for blood work each time now, too. Nice guy with great bedside manner. Next appt is August 12, in fact.

I'm torn. It would probably be a turn on to have a female doc, but at the same time, it's nice to have my wife as my 'play doc' and separate that out from the 'real thing'.

Don't think i've had one since i was a child. i'm 37 now. don't think this kind of stuff is done in the uk unless you're in an 'at risk' group.

I teach the course in physical diagnosis - The final exam is for the students to find three patients over the life spectrum (don't you just love those words). Once in a while I'll let students use me - I have congestive heart failure - thus add a degree of "real patient" to the mix. My prostate is normal (you know the axiom Normal at 60 good forever).

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I get exams once a year.

I am in my early twenties and have had an exam ever y six months or so i always thought that six months between was standard procedure

I am type 2 diabetic and I have to see my Doc at least 3 times a year. During those times, he checks everything and the other two times he just goes over my blood test and renews my medication.

Every 6 months to maintain my Air Transport Pilot ratings, although with my recent career change I think I'll be going only once a year.

I have never had an exam but when i do i will find a female doctor. i know i will be excited and some what embarrassed.