Exam Gown Questions

I think my gyno applies completely different gown. I often see my wife with full gown down to her feet.. it even comes with pants look alike cloth.. just there is a removable cover comes with velcro alike covering her private parts.. I dont know if this applies to anyone else..

My partner brought home her exam outfit and modeled it for me after her last complete exam. A small sleeveless exam cape came barely to her midsection and covered her breasts. She was asked to put it on with the opening in the back. She said that her back, bottom and rear cleavage were completely open to the doctors view as he put the stethoscope on her back to listen to her lungs. She laid down and he lifted the front of the cape just slightly to do the breast exam. She had a small paper drape over her lower abdomen when she placed her feet in stirrups. It was a real turn on to see the skimpy outfit and how little it concealed when she spread her knees. I felt very turned on as she demonstrated how she was positioned when the doctor ask her to put her feet in the stirrups and bring her bottom down to the end of the exam table.

I've always been provided a paper vest open in the front and a sheet to wrap around my lower half. I am left to undress alone in the exam room.

Anybody find it funny that when you wear the gown with the opening to the back, you can NOT cover your crack no matter how hard you try, haha!

That's the whole point isn't it? My partner says he feels "more than naked" when I tell him to "remove your clothes and put on the gown with the opening in the back". I feel the same way. Ooooh, the vulnerability!

Play On!

LadyDoc

When I recently went for my annual I was told to undress from the waist down and then just unhook my bra in the back, I was provided no gown to change into. I was however given the lovely paper drape for my lower half.

The doctor was not present when I was changing and neither was the nurse.

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When I recently went for my annual I was told to undress from the waist down and then just unhook my bra in the back, I was provided no gown to change into. I was however given the lovely paper drape for my lower half.

The doctor was not present when I was changing and neither was the nurse.

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Did you have a breast exam? How was that done? Thanks

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Did you have a breast exam? How was that done? Thanks

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I did have a breast exam done he just lifted up my shirt and bra and did it then when he was finished I could pull it back down.

When my wife has her exams the cloth gown goes with the opening in the front. The Dr. is not in the room when she undresses.

The nurse tells me to get undressed and put on the gown, opened in the back. The doctor does not see me until I am in the gown and sitting on the exam table.

I had my Gyno exam today. I was told to undress to.my bra and panties. Well I usually dont wear a bra. Today was no different. So I undressed to my thong. I wasn't given a gown or anything to put on.

Smallboobs,

What was the reason for your visit? Did you get a drape to cover with? Please explain what happened at your exam.

How small are your boobs?

Sure glad I read this thread since im going tomorrow.... Lot of helpful information in here ... Thanks for all that shared 😃

In Germany you don´t get a gown to wear. But you can keep your shirt on and also a skirt if you wear one.

@Sunfun: So then do most woman wear skirts to their appointments?

I think Docs like to have the opening in the back so that when they do the breast exam, they have you drop the whole top of the gown - exposing both breasts at once. This gives them a great view of your ta-ta's. If the opening is in the front, then they remove one side at a time and don't get the full view that we men love to see. They're no fool!

Littlejoe, I have read all your posts to date, and your name certainly fits your mentality about doctors. You are not dealing with your wife's doctor visits in a mature manner at all. She doesn't talk to you about it because she is uncomfortable talking about it WITH YOU probably because you respond and deal with what she has to say in an immature manner.

You should wake up and recognize that for us, male doctors included, sticking fingers into vaginas and rectums, and feeling breasts, and women doctors feeling penises, scrotums and any other sexual part you can imagine gets us about as excited as your mother gets feeling a piece of fruit in the food store. IT'S A JOB and it doesn't turn us on. An examination is a potentially serious physical evaluation, NOT A TRYST.

We get turned on when we get home and want to fuck the living daylights out of our loving spouses. Strangers, even the cute, healthy and young, don't do it for us. We certainly appreciate a good looking specimen, but it is obvious you have no experience in any medical field or in relating to what our jobs are really like.

Littlejoe, the Ladies have made an accurate observation of your mentality regarding doctors. Your statement "a great view of your ta-ta's" clearly demonstrates that you think it is some sort of Peep and Grope Show purely for the doctor's enjoyment. You obviously have no appreciation of what your GF/Spouse feels by your attitude, so no one could blame her for not wanting to share her experiences with you.

The doctor must make a visual observation during the course of the exam so obviously the patient will be exposed at various stages. To expect otherwise is unreasonable if the doctor is going to perform a proper examination.

If it helps you understand why doctors do certain things such as the way a patient is exposed with a gown, sometimes there is a certain psychological aspect for the patient's benefit behind it. If a doctor finds a patient to be very anxious at the outset of an exam, there is a high probability the patient will be even more anxious by the time of the pelvic exam, often leading to an uncomfortable or even painful examination. The doctor may intentionally expose the patient's top half during the chest or breast examination for good reason. While initially the patient may feel a certain level of embarrassment, with very few exceptions they soon become comfortable with the exposure. If the patient continues to be exposed during the breast and abdominal exams, provided they are treated with respect in a natural manner, they will gain some level of comfort with the doctor and usually relax to some degree. The result is that she will likely be less modest and embarrassed when she covers her top again and puts her feet in the stirrups. In most cases any intentional exposure is not for the benefit of the doctor, it is for the benefit of the patient.

Well as sunfun said....in germany and i guess in most parts of europe gowns are not common

Very good reponse to that comment about wifes exam gown. i find it very hard ta believe that doctors get cheep trill out of making women lower gowns ta see breasts. come on ya cant be serious about that one joe.

I'm sure that, in North America, exam gowns are used primarily for the protection of the medical staff from patients who don't understand that such individuals - and many others in society - are readily immune from erotic thoughts and behavior at the mere sight of a naked member of the opposite sex, if they choose to be in a setting where such behavior is uncalled for. The million or so of us who practice nudism in an appropriate public environment are witness to that.

I enjoy a sexual tryst as much as anyone can, yet, even as a relative amateur, have inserted suppositories, given enemas, and changed diapers in fetish play with opposite sex individuals without becoming aroused. The pleasure I obtained in accommodating their fetish desires fulfulled each of us quite sufficiently.

Our general North American culture engenders much of our thoughts about nakedness. For some, it doesn't raise an eyebrow. When on a business trip to Stockholm in '79, I flicked on the TV in my hotel room one day and was astounded to see scenes of fully nude young gradeschoolers of both sexes simultaneously using a shower and same washroom facility. Not understanding what I was viewing (or the accompanying Swedish commentary), I asked a friend at work the following day and had it explained that, in years past, Sweden once had a high rate of sex crimes. Authorities reasoned ignorance of the opposite sex was a major contributing factor and, starting with the younger generation, began to integrate all aspects of life in a more-or-less unisex environment. Any "mystery" of the opposite sex evaporated and the rate of sex crimes in the country began to plummet. Meanwhile, our own segment of self-righteous right-wingers attempt to keep us mired in ignorance, prudism, false modesty, and related "values," which, hilariously, they often do not practice and adhere to themselves.

All of my exams, I have had the gown open to the front, with a sheet over my legs. Its easier to access for breast exam with open gown on the front. My doctor always comes in about 5 minutes after I am undressed

Iloveben, if you are from Finland I am surprised that you have had a gown on during gynecological exams. Gowns are not usually used in Finland.

My doctor wants the opening in the front. Within 5 minutes after he enters the room, the gown is off and is usually placed on the counter. SinceI have been going to him for a while now, he has asked me if I needed another person in the room with us. I told him no. He is very thorough and spends about 5 minutes on each of my breasts; I am a 34DDD.

Sorry to have caused a problem. Let me begin with this. Real medical exams are 100% serious and necessary for continued health. I have accompanied my wife to 18 exams during pregnancy and never felt anything but concern for the health of my wife and unborn child. If my wife's health was in question, I would strip her and spread her myself in front of 20 male physicians if they could help her. Look guys, I have seen this from both sides of the medical exam (can't go into details) and I know how imperative it is to have a Doc exam every intimate part of your body when you need help. I also know that medical personel are also human beings no matter how much everyone says the opposite. I know Docs sometimes give beautiful women TUBE's (totally unnecessary breat exams) just because they can. And I also know that male medical students decide to go into gynocology when they are 22-25 years old and at that age, it is not due to a lifelong desire to cure yeast infects in your grandmother. But again, they save lives and their dedication is not in question. I do agree that for JUST an annual exan, I don't like that my wife will without question subject herself to whatever her doc feels he needs to do to her while I am not allowed to do the same. I also find it unusual how every Doc will or will not include certain procedures in an annual exam (such as DRE or RectoVag) and there is no standardization for this exam. So here is my bottom line (agree with it or not, I don't care): In an emergency or for real care, I don't care who sees my wife naked. However, for just exams such as her annual gyno or her skin check at the Dermo, I would preffer that she go to a female Doc (yes, there are female Docs these days!). Since she doesn't care, knows it bothers me, and we respect each other, she does this for me. That's all. Do I feel that male Docs treat hot patients differently under non-emergency situations - - yes. We are visual and sexual creatures. I am not calling them preditors or anything else. Far from it. They dedicate their lives to help others. But if my wife needs a transvaginal ultrasound, or a mammogram (and NO, these are NOT medical emergencies nor sexual situations) I would be bothered that a male technician (basically barely has a high school degree) would do it. Again, not a life threatening situation. I would ask her to reschedule to another time when a female could do it. My wife is my whole life and yes I want her safe. I also have first-hand insight into the medical field. I am a scientist amd don't blindly accept as most people do, that a person's sex doesn't make a difference to any medical staff member, including those who got a tech job where he gets to see naked women. Look, everybody has their own opinion. If you believe in your heart that your male Doc or tech can completely eliminate anything sexual about the exam (again, non-emergency situation we're talking here!) then keep telling yourself that and enjoy your life. If you feel as I do and don't like my wife electively scheduling an intimate exam with a male person (they are still real persons, good or bad), then allow me my beliefs as well. Either way, just stay content with yourself.

In my country, for regular exams, we usually keep our clothes as much as possible. With skirts it is even simpler. I only take my panties off then pull the skirt up.

Thw wife is always given a short thigh length gown, opening in the front and a paper drape for her lap. The only one in the room with her while she is changing is me.

'Vest' type drape on top, open in front

Paper sheet for below the waist

I'd much prefer a cloth gown but there you go

I don't need any of it, but some women are

more modest than I it seems~

As already said, my gf is completely naked for all the time of the exam. i like it so much. she doesent care.

I get a paper vest with a paper drape. I have had a paper gown in the past at times but never cloth