First time you heard your own or someone else's heart through a stethoscope

Hmmm, when i was a kid, used a mic through sister's stero with headphones and sounded cool

I was maybe 10, than when I was 16,I've bought one, a cheap one, fantastic experience, night and day spent listening to my heart, the next step was a blood pressure cuff...

I do, in fact. I remember first hearing my own heart through what was actually a homemade stethoscope, made extremely crudely from a thick, bendy straw and a milk cap. Terrible as it was, it intrigued me in my young age.

But it couldn't compare to when I finally got my hands on the real thing; just a very basic nurse style steth I picked up with a BP kit, but it did the job. I very clearly remember the excitement as I furiously rode my bike home with my secret treasure stowed away in my backpack. I remember getting home, heart pounding (partially from the bike ride and partially from raw excitement), slipping the earpieces in and pressing the diaphragm to my chest, only to be rewarded with the thundering sound of my heartbeat. The excitement has largely endured for the steths I have gained since then, especially my electronic Thinklabs steth, which practically exploded the sound of my pounding heartbeat into my ears when I found the amplify button.

I had just started HS and listened to my friends heart through her bro plastic stethoscope - it was cool.

The first time for me with a "real" stethoscope was when I was in my early teens. My cousin had brought a blood pressure kit to my Grandmother's house because she was supposed to monitor her Bp. It was to complicated for my Grandmother to use but it was not the usual cheap drugstore stethoscope. It was a full on REAL stethoscope! It was sitting on a side table in the kitchen, every time I looked at it I knew I had to try it.... My heart needed to be checked! I finally got a few minutes alone in the kitchen and quickly sat at the table, I lifted the front of my shirt and grabbed the stethoscope. I put it in my ears and put it right over my heart, which by that time was easy to find because it was pounding so hard! What I heard next was the most amazing thing I had ever experienced up until that time.... My heart was pumping so hard I thought it was going to explode! It was so strong and loud I thought anyone who walked in would be able to hear it 3 feet away. I heard my Grandma coming so I had to put it away real fast and never got a chance to listen with it again. The only thing that beat that experience was the first time I got to use a stethoscope on someone else's heart, it was my girlfriend , and it was the most amazing thing ever. To this day it makes me hot just remembering it!

The first heartbeat to listen was my own. I was perhabs about 10 - 12 YO. I took a small hopper and a piece of rubber tubing. Tubing in one ear, hopper on mmy naked chest, I could very well hear my heart beating. (I did it under the blanket in bed.) I didn't masturbate yet those days, but I realized that my cock got stiff when I listened to my heratbeat. I was always very nervous when I was auscultated by a doctor - especially female.

I absolutely wanted to have a real Stethoscope. Many years later, I could afford one (a KaWe Multiphon, which I still own today). The first heart to be stethed with it was my GF at that time. She didn't really like it at the beginning, but she was curious how her heart beats during sex. We had as lot of fun - we were 18 YO both.

I was lucky,I was pretty young then got to hear my own heartbeat(around 3-6 years old). My mom gave me on that day my great grandmother's old stethoscope(my great grandmother was a doctor in infectious diseases department). I even used to take it with to my pediatrician appointments. She thought it was very cute.

Another experience was at primary school there at science classes about the heart and blood system our teacher let us to use stethoscopes to have a practical experience.

I was in my late 20's and a friend had gotten a stethoscope. I had a sweater that she liked a lot, so we traded. When I got home, I listened, it was great!

I was around 5 years old using the stethoscope that came with the Fischer-Price doctor kit 😃

I was 17 visiting my mother in the hospital. She was terminal and I had the overnight shift. My grandparents came during the day and my father came after work. One of the nurses taking care of her was really nice and would tell me everything that was happening and what they were doing. I remember asking her what she heard through the stethoscope and why it was placed in various positions. She explained it all to me and after allowing me to listen while she stethed me, she pace the scope on her and let me listen.

The first time I got to use a real stethoscope to hear my own heartbeat, I was 6 or 7 years old in elementary school. During a health class lesson we got to use stethoscopes on ourselves and classmates and it was just the most incredible experience for young little me! Hehe!

I haven't been so amazing lucky to hear anyone heart beat yet except my own

For the first time in my life I heard my heartbeat when I was 7-8 years old. I found a grandmother's sphygmomanometer and stethoscope

Other than instances as a child, my first memory was my pediatrician offering to let me listen. This was when I was 10 or 11 years old. I thought it sounded so cool, so serious and comforting as well. I remember the feeling of being drawn in as if nothing else could be heard in the world. Oddly enough, there was nothing else until college. I remember picking up a used stethoscope in college when the student health center offered it to me when they were replacing them with new models. The nurse noticed me eyeing the instrument and asked if I wanted. Did I ever. I played around with it some that year finding it more and more enticing. Always by myself.

Ironically, it was toward the end of that school year that I was truly diagnosed with a mitral heart murmur as a result of an undiagnosed case of strep throat that became Rheumatic Fever and damaged the valve big time. In treating my condition, my cardiologist stopped to explain what was going on. Then she let me listen to my own heart over the entire cardiac areas...all the valves. I heard the problem immediately and clearly. It was that pronounced and I was hooked on the sounds. I was also aware of how excited and happy I was when she was listening to my heart. I went out and bought a better stethoscope and used it on myself a lot. I fantasized about doing so with a female partner, but that was to be years to come.

I wish I had someone with which I could capture the memories and sensations of those early doctor's visits

The first time was when I bought a stethoscope for myself and listened to my heartbeat. no doctor or nurse ever let me listen to my heartbeat.

The first heart beat I listened to, was my own heart. With a simple home made "stethoscope" made of a flexible tube and a small funnel. It worked, but it was not satisfying. But it worked: I could hear my heart beating! I was perhabs 10 or 12 yo, and it was a great experience. Later, when I became aware that the Heart and the heart beat and the Stethoscope are sexual for me, I wanted to have a real Stethoscope. But it took a long time to get there.

The first heart beat of another person I ever listened to, was my then girl friend with my new Stethoscope. I was about 17 yo.

I think i was 7 or 8 it was at the doctors office.

When I was little the doctor would let me listen to my heart when she examined me. I was probably 4 or 5.

Not totally sure, but think it was around 4 listening to my own heart and my moms with the Fischer price stethoscope. Even then-I remember my heart getting faster when I heard it beating!

I think the first time for me is when a friend of my mother that was a doctor give me a full cardiological examination. i was a child (5 years) but i remember the stethoscope under my chest 😃

The Doctor I had as a kid ,let me listen to my heart through his stethoscope,so that I wasn't frightened of having an exam.

The first time was with a girl I was dating when I was at University, she was a med student and once I did the "guinea pig" for her...it was awesome and eventually she let me try her steth