REAL Doctor asking you to get an erection for the exam

No.

I have never heard of a doctor asking a patient to get an erection in a real life exam. Now a play exam would be something different...

Imagine if a (play) doctor DID request your cock to be hard......

And if that weren't enough to excite you, the doc "helping out" because s/he wants to make sure you're hard, as s/he feels it "needs" to be....

No. I sure have fantasized about it though.

I have had the doctor run his thumb and forefinger down my penis to test for erectile response when tested for ED.

I have had the doctor run his thumb and forefinger down my penis to test for erectile response when tested for ED.

Bob, is it a single run of the thumb/forefinger or does he sort of stroke the penis to elicit a response?

I’ve certainly had it happen but not on purpose!

I’ve certainly had it happen but not on purpose!

Was that when your mom was in the room, after she had picked up a magazine?

One of my times in my early teens absolutely! Once again for an ultrasound down below but I believe she was behind a curtain, then my erection was up against my abdomen held there with a towel they provided for “modesty”

Was that when your mom was in the room, after she had picked up a magazine?

Although I have never been asked to "get hard/erect" by a doctor, several physicians have seen my penis is various stages of enlargement. My arousal is usually displayed when I am instructed remove my underwear for the genital exam. Just hearing the words "remove your underwear" or "genital exam" will immediately cause my penis to swell. As my penis is on the larger side of the scale, I always note the look on the physician's face when they see me completely naked, exposed, and just hanging. 😉

This has never happened to me. Aside from stating erection problem I would find it odd.

The doctor "asking you" to get an erection, as if it can just happen on command. I would think if the doctor really "wanted" you to get an erection, matters would be taken into the doc's own hands.......

In a play exam yes, absolutely. In a real exam I haven’t ever had them ask.

I recently saw a female ugrologist who handled my very limp non-erect penis. After examining me, she suggested I try trimix injections. If you are unfamiliar with this,... yes, you inject it directly into the side of the penis. She set me up with an appointment which I was very nervous about. When I arrived, she said I should not be nervous and the injection will not hurt. I agreed to getting the shot into the side of my willie and it was not at all painful. She did the shot and then told me she would return in 15 minutes and that I should "play with it a little" to get it started. She returned in 10 minutes and I was semi erect which is all she wanted to see at the time. Then she examined it, felt around it for how erect it felt and was satisfied with how things went. She then wrote a prescription for Trimix and hypo syringes for me and made an additional appointment for two months later. The doctor, being a female urologist of about 35 made the procedure a good experience. I look forward to my next visit with her in January. I have used the Trimix injections a number of times now and there is no issue in doing it myself. Inject and you have a nice erection in 15 minutes. I have had erection issues for a number of years now and Viagra and Cialis never worked very well. I only wish I had tried the injections long ago. They actually are cheaper to do than the cost of Viagra, etc, and they work!

Never, but have very nearly had one during examinations

Have an implant put in years ago and after a month had to show the doctor how I pump itt up and that I could get it to go back down.

Never happened here nor did during the examination. Keep in mind for me though it's been all male doctors or PA's, not a woman as yet. That would likely change the outcome of whether it just happened or I was asking, LOL.

Um, no.

That's a good idea for my next guy examination!!

In my experience, it's not asking a man to produce an erection. In the military physical, achieving an erection is a Rite of Passage into the community.

No real doctor in a real exam is going to ask you to get a hard on. MAYBE if you were seeing him/her for Erectile Dysfunction, but that would be the only time it would be even remotely believable.

I have heard of this in the case of adult circumcision, when the doctor and patient wanted to gauge how tight the end result would be when the patient was fully erect. Since the difference between flaccid and erect size can differ quite considerably, this seems recently.

No, but I came very close to having one once. Absolutely true, I promise.... I developed an epidydimal cyst. I thought it was a huge tumour. My GP was a young and very pretty Welsh blond who was very efficient. She knelt in front of me with a torch and shone it through my scrotum from the back to highlight the cyst. Her face, and mouth, were inches away. The temptation to say "While you're down there...etc" was almost too much. I concentrated on the Snowdonia mountains out of the window while she rummaged around. Then she told me what it was and declared it probably contained a mixture of pus and stale semen. Completely destroyed a beautiful moment!

I developed an epidydimal cyst. I thought it was a huge tumour. to highlight the cyst. Then she told me what it was and declared it probably contained a mixture of pus and stale semen.

New concept for me. How does one have stale semen? Is that a result of not jacking off enough?

Doc never asked me to get an erection, but i had erection few times during the exam ..

I once went to a urologist to discuss tight foreskin. He had me stand and pull down pants, he pulled the skin back when I was soft and said it seems fine and rolled it back and forth about two times to be sure... after that he was about to start writing in the chart when I showed him the underside pinching in a little, so he comes back over ... I’m semi now but soft to touch still and he says “I see what you mean now” and he pulls it back and forth a couple more times and then I’m fully erect... I ask, what can be done. He tells me it’s borderline, but he can circumcise me... he says “I would cut it around here” running his index finger around the back edge of the glans which had skin over it (making me rock solid). He notices I’m pretty hard and I guess assumes that I’m embarrassed and says I can pull up pants. It was hot, never got the surgery - and don’t need it. (No ejaculation)

I never been asked to get erection. That will be very wrong for exam and without any purpouse. However I was always very worry I will get hardon before medical exams. I was full of stress.

I wish !

Never

I have ED. Viagra was prescribed and I started with 25mg. Over the years I needed more help and the dosage was increased from 25 to 50, then to 75 and finally to 100. So my urologist suggested that I try a compouded medication called trimix. It is injected into the penis. I never thought that I would have my penis injected with a needle. But the sex drive is quite strong and I accepted the fact that injections were the way to go. My urologist instructed me on how to give myself an injection in my penis and he watched me give myself my first injection. My urologist needed to see what dosage was right for me so he said that I needed to get hard and he needed to see that I didn't get too hard. Unlike viagra which only causes your penis to get hard when you get sexually aroused, trimix causes at least the start of an erection after about 10 or 15 minutes even if you aren't sexually aroused. So after about 15 minutes he came back to inspect my penis for an erection. I was hard, but not hard enough for penetration. He indicatd that I was on the right path and that I should adjust the dosage the next time I gave myself an injection. He stated that I could give myself up to 4 injections a week but at least 24 hours between injections. Eventually I figured out the proper dosage and my wife and I are very happy campers. I was pleasantly surprised the even though I despise injections and needles, injecting my penis is a non event for me because the needle is so thin that I don't even feel it. I don't even feel like there is any pressure as I insert the needle. Lucky me!

So, yes, I have had a real doctor ask me to get an erection. And it was somewhat erotic for me.