Who taught you to use the gyno tools for play

Did you have a mentor to teach you who to use speculms and other gyno tools

safley ??

or was you self taught by trying things out on your selfs ?

I'm self-taught, but it's not terribly difficult to learn how to use a speculum. I also have several nursing and GYN texts that I refer to frequently.

Play On!

LadyDoc

After many years of studying books and videos I was in examination room with my wife during an examination and with her permission and the doctors I was able to look inside the speculum at her cervix.We were left in the room while she got dressed and I took the speculum out of the bin and took it home.I told her how lovely she looked inside and she let me insert the speculum and helped by telling me up a bit or down a bit till it was just right.Then I held a mirror for her to have a look.Then the speculum had to come out for some serious shagging.Since then I have bought some stainless steel ones and had some other women to examine as well.

Smith

I have learned procedures and use of instruments from medical texts, videos and online research. When it came to learning how to cath a patient, after some studying, I first catheterized myself several times to understand the sensations and how to do it safely. Granted, inserting a catheter into my penis is slightly different than catheterizing a female (which is much easier). I have a philosophy that I wouldn't do something to my patients, unless I am willing to try it myself.

Haha...I'm all self taught. Just from doing research from books and the interwebs.

My wonderful mother taught me.

Self taught from google and own experiences

I looked in medical text books and videos. I also had the opportunity to witness a doctor use one on my wife. I ordered mine from EBay, a medium Graves

I had my mother's medical textbooks so I had a basic idea how to use the speculum and sounds. However, I worked in hospitals all during my college years and I was able to watch the doctors using the equipment on patients. I also was very fortunate that a few doctors took a liking to me and since I was pre-med, took the time to actually instruct me on the proper techniques.

I really think this website has a lot of good resources, pictures, and advice on use of specula and dilators! Probably the active and involved members on this site are more knowledgeable and skilled in the technique than most nurses and techs at clinics. I know they know more than typical doctors like at a internist clinic who don't do them regularly and you can hear them in the next room fumbling around trying to get it in while trying to calm the patient who you can hear wheezing and blowing. I am also sure there are several playdocs on here who would be glad to give "hands-on" experience to any ambitious seekers.

I taught myself from here, Google and some of my lovely medfet friends off here .

A female friend who was a dr

Prior to the internet in the early 70's I learned by reading medical texts. I bought my first vaginal speculum back in 1978 and perfected how to insert and open it in my girlfriend's vagina. Later, I learned from videos on the internet about urethral sounding. For my first time I sounded a female patient while being instructed by another Medfet kinster with a medical background.

When I was a kid my best friend's mom was the director of the local planned parenthood. She had quite the library and I slowly made my way through it. I am not sure if she ever knew it... The first time out was a bit interesting, but really, the specuums when closed are narrower than even a modest dildo. Now with the advent of the internet and the multitude of videos on line, things are a lot easier.

I am also self-taught. I did watch several videos and read some articles on them. But the first time I ever inserted one into a woman, I had no teacher, just the knowledge learned from the videos, etc.