Young Female Dr

I love my female doctor.She's actually a couple of years younger than me.She's sooo hot!

I've finally figured out how to see a lists of my posts. This has inspired me to update some of the older ones.

Regarding exams and gender, I remember that one of the doctors we used to have would always have an assistant in the room (the ones that I saw were female). She most of the time she didn't participate, but merely observed. I feel that that is good practice. I wish that it were more common practice. It has to reduce some potential liability issues.

I go only to female professionals for anything. in doctor, dentist, GI specialist (who is absolutely georgous!!), my massuse/colonic therapist, even my barber is female. they are much better than men. they take their time, ask questions and REALLY give a damn. i have never been happy going to a male for anything and when my doctor recommends a specialist i always request that she refers me to a lady specialist. i adore women anyway.....

I had female doctore till my 25. Now, I have male doctor...

I have been with a female internal medicine specialist for several years. I feel fortunate that we have a solid doctor/patient relationship.

My current PCP is a male, but I would actually rather see a female. Age doesn't matter so much but would prefer to be handled by a woman.

I actually find for some reason I'm more relaxed with femaile doctors that some male doctors. They sim more interested. I did have one that annoyed me as her total focus was on me losing weight and not on the issues I was seeing her for. Yes we changed doctors.

Lucky you!!! hope you get a nice long deep exam...

My procto and uro docs are famale!

It seems that more and more female doctors are out there these days.

Do you know the reason for that?

The bright men are not going in for health professions as much any more because they have done their research and they have discovered they can earn more money after a shorter period of education in various businesses than in the health professions.

There are of course exceptions to this rule.

In the dark ages up to 40 years ago girls needed encouragement to study hard and get into college. However things have changed, and more women enroll and graduate than men. The following statistics of medical school grads by school and gender show that more men than women still graduate, and there are few schools with more women than men, none with 3/4 women.

https://www.aamc.org/download/321532/data/factstableb2-2.pdf

As these young men will have 40 year practice times we should have no fears for the next 40 years of finding a male doctor.

This topic started out - "I was surprised to meet my new dr"

i realize conditions are different for different folks. This just seems like a sharp contrast to my current set up, whereby i search names with proximity on my health care's website, then do advanced google image searching to pick and choose docs. So with new docs i go see, there is no surprise for me, only for them to have me as a patient.

My surprise would be if they (usually women) really dug me & tried to seduce me. Now THAT would be a surprise.

The bright men are not going in for health professions as much any more because they have done their research and they have discovered they can earn more money after a shorter period of education in various businesses than in the health professions.

I wouldn't necessarily call them the bright men, perhaps the greedy is more apt. If you choose to give up the choice of studying medicine for the financial jungle, what does that say about commitment and motivation?

And maybe you could debate if it isn't a better thing for the medical professions. Once you reach a minimal necessary degree of practical competence, perhaps more empathy and understanding is better for all concerned, especially patients.

I wouldn't necessarily call them the bright men, perhaps the greedy is more apt.

Agracier, I usually appreciate and can understand your comments. But in this case, I really think you're way off base. Are you trying to say that just because someone does their research and makes a conscious choice to pursue a profession that will support their chosen lifestyle, that inherently makes them greedy? In my view of the world, that just makes them pragmatic and demonstrates their intelligence.

In my view of the world, that just makes them pragmatic and demonstrates their intelligence.

A person can of course be intelligent and pragmatic and also greedy in the sense that they are aiming for a lifestyle stratospherically beyond opulence and extravagance or what is necessary for happiness and contentment. They usually end up in a situation where they think they never have enough money, even though their incomes are magnitudes beyond even that of a high earning professional.

I mean practically, after the first several dozen million or hundred million, what does one do with all that wealth? What can one do except compete with others of a like mind. Because once a person is in that mindset, it is never enough. And then I'd ask myself the question: is it really that smart to be continually striving and competing for more and more?

I got 9 years of Jesuits repeating their ideas and notions. The one about what does it profit a man if he gains the world and looses his soul, is one that is hard to forget.

A person can of course be intelligent and pragmatic and also greedy in the sense that they are aiming for a lifestyle stratospherically beyond opulence and extravagance or what is necessary for happiness and contentment. They usually end up in a situation where they think they never have enough money, even though their incomes are magnitudes beyond even that of a high earning professional.

I'll have to ask my husband why he does it to get an answer in his own words. We certainly aren't stratospherically beyond opulence and extravagance, but if he wanted to retire, we would still keep doing everything we are doing now and our daughters would still have an inheritance. I know he enjoys the business aspects of "the chase" and winning. He likes having a scorecard that shows he's on top. Everyone needs to do what makes them happy. My husband's parents are a pathologist and a periodontist. He was want for nothing when he was growing up, he just thought he wanted even "more". It is also possible that all the talk of "blood and gore" between his parents at the dinner table as they discussed some of their patients may have also had something to do with his selecting business over medicine. There's nothing wrong with opulence.

I got 9 years of Jesuits repeating their ideas and notions. The one about what does it profit a man if he gains the world and looses his soul, is one that is hard to forget.

No soul, no spirit, no worries. They won't get you what you want before you rot in the ground. Having "the world" or good part of it is always good.

There's nothing wrong with opulence.No soul, no spirit, no worries. They won't get you what you want before you rot in the ground. Having "the world" or good part of it is always good.

Here, here! Well said.

Having "the world" or good part of it is always good.

Of course it is. I never said otherwise. But after a certain point, when is it ever enough? Once you are past a certain age, there are many things you can never ever do anymore.

Remember how the saying goes about deathbed regrets? You regret the things you didn't do.

after a certain point, when is it ever enough?

When is it enough?. . . . maybe never

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Remember how the saying goes about deathbed regrets? You regret the things you didn't do.

There won't be many things I wanted to do that I'll regret not having done. I don't live in a world of regrets.

Besides, how long does anyone stay on a deathbed anyway?

When is it enough?. . . . maybe never

See? That is a good definition of greedy ... ha ha ha

There is NOTHING in the definition of "greedy" or "greed" that states the strong desire for "more" is at the expense of another person. Greed is only bad if your rip people off for your own gain.

There is nothing wrong with greed.

Greed is very subjective. Is someone earning $100,000 a year working hard and doing a good job while someone earning $5,000,000 a year is greedy?

Greed is very subjective. Is someone earning $100,000 a year working hard and doing a good job while someone earning $5,000,000 a year is greedy?

^^ According to Bernie Sanders, they're BOTH greedy! They make 100K or more... 😁

Only female doctors for me. Last time I went in for a sinus infection and had a very attractive physician assistant check me out, and she was very hot, i must say

Getting off topic I would say.

Female doctors all the way for me.

I used to have a male PCP until he retired, He was very good and understanding. It did not matter what your concerns were he spent all of the time he needed with you until you were done. Now that he retired I found a female Dr. She is great understanding and caring not concerned with spent with patients. I had a couple visits to the ER over the years like probably most of us. The times I thought I was treated the best was with female Drs, Thats why I made the switch and any referrals that she gives me is with female Drs.

OP...Lucky you! I tend to usually go to female doctors but more so because of the better bedside manner I have noticed they have!

It doesn't hurt if they are attractive as well 😉

My GP just brought in a young female doctor into his practice. I've seen her on their website and I can't wait to book an appointment with her for my yearly physical next month. Definitely looking forward to feeling her finger going into my ass and checking my prostate.