How do you dress when going to a physical?

Always trousers as I like pulling them down/off for my medical. My colleague always wears a skirt as she says it's easier to just lift it for the vulva and kegel checks. I may try that next time as I quite like the idea of holding my skirt up to reveal my lips and get them pulled open.

Always trousers as I like pulling them down/off for my medical. My colleague always wears a skirt as she says it's easier to just lift it for the vulva and kegel checks. I may try that next time as I quite like the idea of holding my skirt up to reveal my lips and get them pulled open.

Do doctors really do Kegel checks - to see how strong your muscle contractions are?? Wasn't aware of that….

Always a bra with clasps so that i don't have to pull a bralette/ sport bra over my head, and not super skinny jeans so it'll be easy to pull down. usually dress pants and a tank top, and underneath of course a pretty thong

And what about socks or stockings, girls? Do you wear them and taket it off during exam?

I remember what I wore (what I removed) Usually i only am required to take my socks off or they do it when they get to my feet so i wear normal clothes only dropped shorts once and sometimes will remove shirt briefly

2016- long sleeve tee, khakis, tall nike socks and sneakers (shoes and socks only)

2017: polo, khaki shirts and boat shoes with no shoe socks (polo shirt, dropped shorts for a second)

2018- polo shirt, khaki shirts and flip flops (barefoot only)

2019- khaki shorts, polo, boat shoes, no show sock/ (shoes/socks briefly shirt)

2021- baseball cap, tee shirt, baseball shorts, sneakers and socks (shoes and socks, tee shirt)

Jeans, print t-shirt (a “men's” t-shirt, commonly with thicker material), generic socks and underwear you buy in packs of 20 at Target. Easy enough to take off and put back on, loose enough it won't get in the way since 9 times out of 10 everything stays on anyway.

No. I may avoid putting some older, damaged underwear, if I risk getting in underwear, and avoid putting on clothes that are difficult to take off and put back on, but frankly that's not much of an issue.

Like you said, every time I went to the doctor I was told to strip down to my panties and put a gown on. So I’d usually wear a T-shirt and shorts or sweats so that I could easily get undressed and dressed In case anyone was in the room. And my panties would be rather conservative, just your basic white or black panties.

I wear stuff that comes off easy, like t-shirts and sweatpants.

I always wear my cleanest white briefs.

I alwaysnwear a jock strap so when my doctor tells me to drop my pants he get's a good shot of my tight little ass because i know he is going to insert his finger in my butt hole. He is a really good lookking man and always look foward to the rectal exam because he is always does it slow with a lot of lube feels great wish it would last longer.

Yes the conservative white or black panties. I am a white briefs guy. My current is Jockey “Elantra” briefs. Put up an album yesterday…”A brief health encounter…”

I usually like to wear basketball shorts, t-shirt and flip flops. If I remember, I go commando.

Draw string shorts and a nice t shirt with boxer briefs or regular boxers. Sperry deck shoes. Takes about 10_seconds to take off! Its the same thing I wear when I'm getting a massage or going shopping for clothes

When my wife has a doctors appointment i make her dress really nice. professional business type clothes but maybe sorta sheer top. I want her to look amazing when the doctor first sees her. I want him to know how spectacular she is.

If it's after work, just my work clothes.

I usually wear jeans, a t-shirt or a polo and either black Calvin Klein micro trunks or black Under Armour 3” trunks. Occasionally I’ll wear joggers instead of jeans.

The only time I’m usually asked to get undressed and put on a gown is for dermatologist visits. My other doctors just do the move clothes/lower underwear as we go routine.

With doctors wanting to preserve modesty, I’m surprised they don’t always offer gowns since that would be less awkward and result in less exposure than laying on your side with jeans/underwear at you ankles while trying to pull one leg up and keeping the other straight all while trying to cover your genitals with a disposable sheet for a prostate exam. Oh well…

I tend to dress neat - but what I wear really doesn't matter for my GP - the most skin exposed in the last 3 years has been my arm below my rolled up sleeve for a blood draw.

For my urologist and dermatologist I'll wear loose fitting clothes and compression boxer-briefs.

I wear what is comfortable on the outside. I just recently started wearing the jockstraps and things I have. After getting my PA, I figured they would go right along with it.

I’m usually leaving work to go, so causal business.