Did your doctor say anything to you when they looked at your genitals?

Everytime I went to my hot female pediatrician she would check my penis and every time she would say " let's take a peak at the little guy". And then she would say " no erectile problems, the little guy looks very good".

I went to one New York City internist specifically because I had been told that he was fixated on the male penis. Right on target, when he got to my erect penis with me lying, at that point naked (to be discussed elsewhere why) on the exam table, he commented that 'this looks like a healthy penis.'

My previous female doctor would always always ask me if I was having any problems down there just before she lowered my underwear.Once she started the exam,it was more less,any pain in your testicles or discharge from your penis?

When my female doctor examines my penis, she always asks if I have any erectile dysfunction or urination issues.

My female doc asks about erections and almost always asks if it hurts to ejaculate. I have always said no. However the last time she asked I began to think about why she is asking. Is it going to start hurting at some point? Am I pass the age when it does hurt to ejaculate? Is there something wrong with me because it doesnt hurt, yet?

Well my little boy has been examined by a doctor two times. Both times the doctor was same. On first exam he said: "Testicles next!" and lowered my underwear and in the next one he said: "Could you lower those?" (pointing at my underwear) and then he said "Let's examine your testicles."

Lol He called it a "little guy"? I'm not sure if that's good bedside manner.

My male doc just say "lets have a look."..then while examining me..he ask if I am having any problems....Once that is done..it is time to bend over the table for a meet and greet with his finger.

A pediatrician endocrinologist about twenty yeras ago when he examined me palpating scrotum and retracting prepuce said: The little bird is ok.

I went to a female pediatrician who looked like Mitch McConnell. Fortunately, my mother came to her senses before I entered kindergarten.

When I was a little boy my doctor would say something like " ok let's take a peek a your little guy". As I got older, my pediatrician would just pull my waistband down with " let's take a look". Sometimes my doctor would just look and other times feel my penis and testicles at the start of the exam.

I went to the same pediatrician until I was 16 years old. He had different sayings, everything from penis, "wiener", "little guy" and " nuts/balls." At the start of the exam, he pulled my waistband down with " ok, let's just a quick look." Later in the exam, he would pulled my briefs down "just a little peak at your little guy and the boys.". Later, starting around 10 or 11, usually said "ok, it's time to take peek at your wiener and balls/nuts," I guess it was one of the last physical before college he called everything by the correct medical name. It was "boxers down, it's that time again to check how your penis, testicles and then the old "cough test." When puberty started, I remember him telling my mom "everything looks good down there is , normal hair, penis and testicles for a teenage boy

I had an RNP examine me twice, who was very apologetic when getting to the genitals. My other doctors either haven't looked down there at all or said anything.

Examination #1: I'm lying on my back on the exam table, wearing slightly loose briefs and a too-short gown. This is a sports physical, and at this point she's finished with checking my upper body. She's working from the feet up on upwards, checking the range of motion of my legs, etc. She gets to my groin, then pulls up the gown to palpate the area between my navel and crotch. She then said, "Feesii, I'm sorry but I'm going to have to check you for a hernia." After finishing, she said, "Phew! The worst part is over. No problems down there."

Examination #2: More or less the same, but she doesn't say anything after finishing, other than "all right, you're good."

When my gynecologist does my exams he usually says "ok, Amy, I need to take a look at your vagina, you're going to feel me touching you down there so just try to relax"

My gynecologist told me what he was going to do at every step of my exam. I cannot remember his exact words but he did tell me he was going to examine my genitals externally.

Let's take a look downstairs.

The one and only time I had a female perform a physical on me, she finished palpating my abdomen and told me to jump down off the table. She said she wasn't going to take a look at the "back side" but was going to do a "front side check." I was standing there in my boxer brief for a minute or two while we waited for another (female) nurse to join us in the examination room. She was called in as a chaperon. She held a large sheet in front of her face; which I assume was for my privacy? Very strange. Anyway, the genital and hernia examinations went off as normal and I was told to pull my shorts back up. The nurse/chaperon left and we finished up the exam.

Seems like most of the doctors I go to finish up with abdominal palpation and say something like "go ahead and jump down off the table and we'll check you for a hernia."

I did have an exam a few years ago that I will never forget. I was wearing jeans and a t-shirt throughout the examination. When it was time to lie down for abdominal palpation, the doctor instructed me to unbutton my jeans and lie down. He raised my t-shirt up to reveal my chest and abdomen. When he was finished up there, he reached right into my underwear and pulled my penis and testicles out without saying anything or giving me any warning. Didn't put a glove on, either. It was unbelievable! He definitely spent more time down there than any other doctor I have been to before or since. (Sadly, he no longer accepts insurance so I do not go to him any longer.)

Later in the exam, he would pulled my briefs down "just a little peak at your little guy and the boys.". Later, starting around 10 or 11, usually said "ok, it's time to take peek at your wiener and balls/nuts,"

Ugh ... it is so silly when a doctor talks as if you are an immature ignoramus. How condescendingly cute. Didn't you just roll your eyes, look upwards towards the heavens and sigh deeply? Of course I wouldn't have dared, but I sure would have wanted to ... ha ha.

I have always found it exciting to recall the exact words the doctor says to instruct a male patient to prepare for the exam of his genitals and hernia. The only doctor I have ever gone to more than once for a physical was the pediatrician I saw from ages 11 through 18. He was a very nice middle aged man who was a smart doctor but I did find it embarrassing for him to see my genitalia. He would always have me strip to my underwear, which were tighty whitie briefs, for exams. When he was done with examination of my abdomen he would always say "stand up right here and slip your britches down." I thought it was an odd sentence but I masturbated many times thinking back about it.

When my gynecologist does my exams he usually says "ok, Amy, I need to take a look at your vagina, you're going to feel me touching you down there so just try to relax"

I love the fact that the doctor tells you he is going to take a look at your vagina. I wish doctors doing male exams would say "ok, I need to take a look at your penis now." I have only been examined by one doctor who used this type of phrase. I wrote it up in Play Exam Script 2 which you can locate in the Pondering About Play Exams section of Zity. I like it that the doctor said "I need to take a look at your penis" or vagina in your case because it lets the patient know he is going to be sizing it up.

Yup, he said "You have a little hydrocele on the left. Nothing to worry about."

I only recall one of the pediatricians I saw growing up ever say anything before proceeding to the genital/hernia exam. I was aged around 13, and it was the first time I saw this doctor, who was new to the practice. He narrated every aspect of the exam, which I found comforting. After he had finished examining my legs and abdomen while I was laying down, he asked me to stand up, saying something along the lines of: "I'll examine your spine and then proceed to examine your genitals and to check for a hernia" (all very formal and using the correct terminology). After the spine exam, he had me stand in front of him and asked me to lower my underwear ("Go ahead and pull those down now.") -- he was also the only doctor at the practice to put me in charge of pulling my underwear down, and he talked me through the entire examination, including teaching me to do a testicular self exam.

I saw the same doctor a few years later, and he was much less talkative throughout the exam, no longer explaining everything he was doing and instead just getting right to it. Again he had me stand in front of him while he was seated, but this time he pulled down the front of my boxers himself for the genital and hernia checks.

There were two other doctors at the practice, and another one (the one I saw most often) asked me before he started the exam if I was doing my self exams every month. I answered affirmatively, but during the exam while I was laying down on the table, he pulled my underwear down and said to me: "THIS is how you check them." I propped up on my elbows and watched what he was doing (just like the other doctor did but with me laying down).

I think it's interesting that some doctors use cutesy names or slang while they're performing the exam. I suppose it makes their young patients feel more at ease, but it would definitely make me feel more embarrassed if I was in that situation (fun for fetish, not so fun for real life).

My pediarician never said much except, "raise your hips" as he pulled my briefs off. Then "roll over so we can check your bottom". And then stand up so he could do a hernia check.

My urologist just talks through the exam. She starts with "Pull down your pants and face me so I can check your front" as she puts on gloves. As she feels my testicles she asks if I felt any hardness in my epididymis since I have had an infection there before. Then she'll say that everything feels normal. She'll run two fingers down my penis checking for erectile response and ask if I've been having any problems with erections. Then she'll ask me to turn around and bend over the table so she can check my prostate. As she inserts her finger she says. "A little pressure now." Then as she feels each lobe of my prostate she will say "that side feels normal, the other side feels normal too." Then she hands me a tissue to wipe off the gel and says "okay all done you can pull your pants up."

My pediatrician would say "I'm just going to have a quick peek under there spread you legs for me" then she'd take my panties off.

I got often comments by the doctors in my teenage time, because I was not or too late at puberty and had a phimosos, too, and doctors commented that often!

I think for females the customary expectation is that a doctor will conduct a vaginal exam unless otherwise informed, especially if naked and in a gown. Minimally, there will be a visual inspection - the wonderful sensation of having your labia spread as well as your anus. Even if I had been able to keep on my panties, the doctor and/or nurse would tell me to raise up my hips and off they would go no matter how much I had hoped to remain covered. It sure sounds like a different experience for a male and clearly a different physical reaction given the erection factor. Though I do wonder how typical that is for most males beyond teenage years. I am sure some of our nurse practitioners and doctors will weigh in on the frequency of finding a male patient with an erection upon doing an exam.

Good insight, julie13. Typically my arousal during a physical begins during the abdominal palpation and grows throughout the genital exam. I've been completely erect each and every time the doctor has positioned me for the rectal exam. (3 times to date.) I've never had a doctor mention my arousal and I've heard that it isn't uncommon.

I had a male pediatrician until I was 12 and he would say something along the lines of, "Let me take a look at your private parts now." If he said anything to me while he was looking it would be to ask me about symptoms /pain in that area. He usually told my mom everything, looked good after he was done.

I had a female doctor at 12-17 (had my first gyno at 15) and she only checked me there a few times. When she did she did she spoke to me the same as my doctor does now as an adult, told me she needed to do a vaginal exam and unusually chatted about something off topic while it was happening.

Think for girls it was worse as always at school the Dr's seemed to be male ….we had medicals/check up every 6 months ….Started with just height, weight and a visual look inside your panties but after 15 was more detailed….

My favourite or most hated (it depends) pediatrician was very silent during genital exam, i don't remember anything he said about my private parts.

I remember one sentence of another pediatrician who checked me. When i was 6 and was the first visit by a famous endocrinoligist pediatrician. He said "the liitle bird is good" when he was retracting my prepuce after felt my scrotum.