How do you dress when going to a physical?

As little as possible because the doctor/nurse will have me take everything off anyway.

Lightweight clothes, fairly loose fitting, easy to remove, been doing it all my life, after having brain surgery, they are checking that I was growing normally.

I usually like to go for my physical exam/gyno before work or as soon as possible in the morning. Waiting all day long makes me too nervous thinking about it. I dress professionally - usually pants and blouse with appropriate panties and bra and depending on the weather pantyhose or socks. I usually go for my exams in November or January so sometimes I will wear a sweater but once in the exam room, I am required to remove everything!

For me it's always a loose fitting sweater and jogging pants. Always easy to remove.

The GF just dresses normally, since it's all coming off anyways,

I usually don't pay too much attention to what I wear. Like others here have said, sometimes it'll be whatever I wore or will be wearing to work. Or, if I schedule an appointment on an off day, I'll usually just wear jeans and a shirt along with clean underwear.

It really depends on the weather, but I always try to wear something easy to get in and out of and always boxer briefs underneath. I usually like to wear a button shirt rather than a pull-over in order to see if the doctor unbuttons it for me. I also like to wear pants with a belt and zipper for the same reason to see if the doctor will undo the belt himself or unzip the pants. Sometimes doctors do and I find that very erotic.

Never been to a doctor that undid my pants. I remember a first physical with the one female doctor I ever had where she had me undo my own pants and lower those and the top of my shorts slightly for the abdominal exam.

I do recall as a little boy once having my pants taken off completely by the doctor; I was probably about five or six.

Usually something east to take off and put back on. T-shirt and jeans/shorts or a blouse and skirt, depending on if I have to go to work after the exam.

I just dress normally but make sure its all nice and clean doe doc 😉

I am usually coming from work or going back to work after the physical, so I wear my normal work day clothes.

Always a front fastening bra

Depends on what I have going on before and after the exam. If nothing before and after I need to concern myself with regarding my choice of clothes, something comfortable, semi casual, appropriate for the climate. Easy to take off quickly to avoid wasting the time of my physicians,. Easy and fast to dress again in. The staff needs to be able to clean and set up the room for the next patient as quickly as possible to help the schedule stay as close to time as planned and for many other countless reasons that are part of the daily challenges in a medical office in keeping it running smoothly as possible. I call it courtesy and respect.

I typically do not wear cosmetics, lotions, perfumes nail polish etc to a physical. I so keep my finger and toe nails well manicured. I am not there to have my abilities to have those skills, talents scrutinized. I am there for my health, to have my body and health examined. I take a shower before, wash hair, use a mild soap with no lingering scent or residue, brush my teeth, floss etc, and of course, wear clean clothes. Just my humble opinion and routine in dressing and preparing for a physical.

My physicians have seen me at my worst, best, and everything else in-between. It gives them a really good gauge to use if I am not feeling well and/or if something is seriously wrong with my health or not doing as well as it should.

I personally wear normal things nothing special, just clean stuff. When you get examined for decency and respect for doctors at least you have to be cleanly shaved, with fresh clothes and fresh breath.

Most likely the doctor does not see your clothing during the exam and you are in underwear.

I dress normally too. Usually jeans, shirts, socks, loafers, and jockey briefs. With a new doctor, I never know whether I will be told to undress to underpants only or undress completely and put on a gown. My regular doctor now has me strip to my briefs. I have never been told that I had a choice of a gown or underpants only, unlike other guys here. I wouldn't guess that being given a choice would happen very often as I have never heard of that in real life.

If I'm going cause I'm sick... I look like shit.. don't most sick people at the Dr office look like that?? However... if it's a scheduled appointment or exam... in summer I wear a dress and heels. .. I am comfy dressed like that.. and it makes me feel good to know I look nice... if it's winter... jeans and a nice blouse... no heels... we get snow... so I pair it with some boots... my favorite? a black pair of Harleys. I rarely wear t shirts... I don't personally care for how they look on me... (wear lots of jeans and tanks tho)

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I just dress normally. nice and clean. comfortable shorts t shirt and flip flops

I have answered here before. I normally wear clothing that is comfortable and easy to remove.(although I have never been asked to remove any clothing other than my shirt.) Today I had to see my dermatologists' female PA for a cyst on my inner thigh and I had to go straight from work so I wore a button up dress shirt and dress pants. The nurse that took me to the room didn't give me a gown she just told me I could just pull my pants down when the PA came in to examine me which was kind of awkward to have todo that.

I make sure that I'm in clean undies and clothing that is easy to remove, but I don't go all out or try for matching undergarments or anything.

I wear clothes that I normally wear on a day to day basis. When I get a physical and I'm told to undress and put on a gown I then take everything off except for my underwear which varies from briefs to boxer briefs.

Usually a shirt that's easy to remove and dark jeans. Sometimes I've been told to leave my underwear on under the gown so I always make an effort to have new stuff on and I'll also shave my legs / under arms and trim my pubic hair the day before I go.

Last week I had an exam that I really hadn't expected so had a tidy enough bra on but some novelty cartoon knickers...needless to say that's one of the times I was told to leave them on under the gown so the doctor and student that was with her both saw!

I am usually not wearing underwear and make sure I dont when going to the doctors. One physical, several years ago, the older nurse took me into the exam room and asked questions while taking BP, temp... She then looked me up and down and told me to undress (non specific about under shorts) and handed me a gown from the cabinet. She looked me over one more time and handed me another one saying I was too tall and might need another gown to cover my lap. She was right, the gown went to my belly button while standing and did not cover my lap while sitting. The doctor comes in and we chat. She then asks me to lay back. As I do the lap gown falls to the floor. She said to leave it there and then tried to pull down the gown I had on to cover my mid section. She then asked why the nurse gave me a small gown to begin with. She reached in and grabbed another gown for me. That one stayed on me for all of about 3 minutes or so. It soon found its way on the floor as well.

Once at the derm office, the nurse told me to remove my pants, socks and shirt, then sit on the chair. No gown available for the guys. She did hand me a small paper towel to stand on. I got two others after she left the room. One to sit on and one to cover my lap. I then moved to the exam table before the doctor comes in. This ended up being a bad move on my part. She had me sit or lay on the exam table with lap covered. If I had been in the chair she would have had me stand in the center of the room and exam me, sans cover.

So no underwear is the only thing I consider before going to the doctors.

Only once, by a male doctor, was I asked why no underwear.

I dressed casually, if I can. Depends on what I have going on that day. Had to go twice to a physical dressed up because I was going to the office afterward and didn't have time to go home and change. One doc didn't have more than just a hook on the back of the exam room door so I had to hang my jacket and pants there while my dress shirt, tie, t-shirt, shoes and socks went on or under the chair. I had stripped down to my briefs and t-shirt and was slow taking my t-shirt so that doctor told me "t-shirt off, too. underpants only." A different doc had two hooks for clothing on the wall of his exam room so I had an easier time hanging up my pants and blazer at his office. Looking back, it was a little funny to go from being dressed up in a jacket and tie to wearing nothing but briefs.

I dress casually as well. If in the summer time, typically shorts, tshirt, boxerbriefs and sandals. makes it easier to get weighed and examined.

Business casual as I will usually be returning to work.

As many others have posted, I try to have on as little underwear as possible, and easily removable outer clothing.

The big question with a new doctor is how much I will be required to undress and when and whether I will be in my underwear only or nude under a gown. I haven't found there are too many options among the doctors that I have seen over the years. So, what I wear to the doctor is just whatever I would wear most days because if I end up in a exam gown only, the doctor will never see the rest of my clothes except in a pile in the exam room. And most doctors have seen their patients in every style of underwear available.

When I go to a Doctor's office or Hospital I assume I am going to be robbed, so to protect myself I only take the bare minimum. No jewlery or cash, only my proof of insurance, not even a purse or wallet. My physicals are always in the summer and I only wear: shorts, polo shirt, bra and panties.

When I go to have my exams I usually try to schedule them in the spring/summer or early fall so I can just wear a t shirt and pants/shorts and I always wear socks with gym shoes, I don't like going for exams in the winter because I hate having to peel off 29 layers of winter clothing in the exam room LOL

I have a physical coming up soon, I plan to wear basketball shorts and a short Nike shirt and short briefs, it's usually best to wear loose fit clothing, plus the doctor has you strip to undies and or naked and put on a gown.

I was wondering if anyone else makes a conscious effort to dress in a particular way when going to a physical exam?

The conscious effort I make is which jockstrap i want to wear. Since i usually wear thin band (1") swim supporters when having my skin examined, I like to wear 3" band jocks to my physicals. At some point before April of each year, i will have decided which one i want to go with.

Aside from that, i try to wear a cool shirt and clean white socks with no holes.