Gloves or no gloves for a play exam?

For me, most doctor role play wearing glove for play exam especially for exam genital area especially penis, testicle, prostate and rectal. It is because important for hygiene reason.

Definitely gloves on for me, it is really important for play exam

Yes gloves for a play exam cause I love rubber gloves especially on a female doctor

Yes. You can enjoy the touch of a bare hand, but working in the clinical twist of a gloved hand and the bit of ceremony of donning the gloves appeals to the medfet desires deep inside. It's somewhat similar to getting into a gown/scrubs, and slowly taking your time during the checkup.

I don't usually wear gloves for the beginning part where I check vitals and perform a breast exam. However, I do wear gloves for the genital exam. I prefer white latex if there are no allergies, but I have no objection to nitrile if the patient prefers them. I usually still have them on when I'm checking her arousal and response, but if she prefers, I will take them off so she can feel it skin on skin.

I like to have bare hands used on me for the majority then gloves when the doctor’s checking my genitals. Keeps it more realistic and that’s what I want.

Definitely gloves - the feeling of gloved hands touching my skin is so exciting!

It depends on the time of the exam, I will wear gloves or not.

To take vital signs I do not usually use them. But when I do a mouth, genital or anus exam, the gloves are in my hands.

Wearing latex and nitrile gloves depends on the patient, especially if there is suspicion of any type of allergy.

I like the feel of gloves as the nurse, and I like the feel of gloves as the patient. So, gloves! Long and tight, preferably.

Used gloves a couple times but honestly bare hands feels so much better. Skin on skin is so erotic.

Gloves are the most easily accessible “prop” for a play exam. Not everyone has access to a stethoscope or speculum but snagging a couple of gloves isn’t the most difficult thing to do. Besides, I feel that gloves create the proper barrier between clinician and patient and let’s all be honest here, who doesn’t get a little excited hearing the snap of the glove as they are put on...

@QueenCandy I like the way you thought, just add. Long, tight and black latex gloves. 😉

Za

As the doctor and patient I like to make use of gloves. It gives a more clinical feel and also as patient I like the feel as my external and internal genitalia are explored.

Always gloves!!!

Definitely gloves. I love the feel (and sound) of latex/nitrile on my skin. The slight tugging sensation get when a gloved doc brushes against my pubic hair is amazing.

You have to have the gloves. That's what makes it an exam. Without them, it's just fingering and not a play exam.

You have to have the gloves. That's what makes it an exam. Without them, it's just fingering and not a play exam.

Well said ! I couldn't agree more.

Gloves, always. The more PPE (and higher-risk-rated) the better! 😃

Yes GLOVES, for all needed procedures and exam's for this girl. So much more REAL !!

Personally gloves are a must for me. The ‘real’ exam requires their use at the office, so in my desire to replicate the same professional atmosphere gloves are also required!

Definitely gloves.

I like play medical examination to be as real as possible. Another reason for using gloves is safety and protection against desease or some sort ir unpleasant stuff, especially when giving/getting rectal exams.

And do not forget the snap of the gloves…

Also for me gloves somehow associated with rectal exam.

I always use gloves because there were some times early in my life that I came a little to close to catching stuff

Yes, gloves. Makes it more real of course, but there is also the ceremonial aspect of the examiner donning the gloves and the signal to the patient that the more intimate part of the exam is about to begin. There is also the unspoken suggestion that the examiner is about to put their finger in an “unclean“ place and does not want to have bare skin contact with it and this idea makes it more embarrassing for the patient.

As an aside, there is a story about the esteemed physician, Sir William Osler being called to see a patient urgently one evening while out to dinner and going directly to the patient’s home. He did not have all of his supplies, but he was determined to thoroughly exam his patient and not miss anything and so performed a rectal exam with no glove and commmented, ”Better to soil one’s finger than one’s reputation.”

Another quote from him: “One finger in the throat and one in the rectum makes a good diagnostician.”

Gloves every time it’s not the same without them

Gloves are essential. I use gloves with my patients for any internal exams, but often just on the hand that is doing the internal exam, and the other hand ungloved for palpating.

I think there is also an essential health issue for doctors / patients, and patients should always insist on gloves.

As others have said it also signals the start of the more intimate part of the exam.

Doc.

For sure gloves, examination gloves are an important part of the whole experience.

How they feel, how they look and sound. What it means from a patient’s perspective when a Doctor puts them on, the anticipation

I use my bare hands for parts of the exam where bare hands can be used (vitals, stething, auscultation /palpation). I wear gloves (long and tight) for any internal exam (oral, vaginal & rectal).

I prefer gloves its more sexy for the exam.

I get horny when someone puts on the gloves, so I prefer having the gloves for a play exam