How Old at First Prostate Exam

49. I was standing in the consulting room in my underpants and had mentioned I had a hemorrhoid. The doctor asked me to let my pants down and bend over the examination table. Before I could comply, he changed his mind and asked me to assume the knees to chest posture so he could examine my prostate as well. This was a disappointment, as I would rather have been naked holding my buttocks apart while another man inspected my arsehole.

Mine was when I was 18 during my college physical. Doctor said all adults got a rectal exam.

I'm 20 and I have yet to have one ...however it is one of my biggest fantasies!! I love reading all the different stories about them!

Husband had his at 51, quite interesting as in UK it is not routine but his job has meant we get private health assessments, so far 3 one with BUPA and two with Nuffield. Whereas I got rectal exam at all 3 with the doctors saying I was over 45, he just got genital exams until over 50 and then got the finger wave at the last one. I guess he will not get one every two years at the assessment unless his company removes that ‘perk’.

Lisa

I had my first prostate check at 45

My husband got his very first one from me in his 30's. He did not get his first real one until he was in his mid 40's and we had to request that one be done. Doctor said he did not routinely do them until men reach the age of 50.

I'm 35 and have yet to have one but my doctor likes to joke with me that 40 isn't that far off.

Twenty-three.

Why @JONW

I've still yet to have one, but I have a physical scheduled in few months just a couple weeks ahead of my 40th birthday. Perhaps then?

In my mid forties as part of my physical . No big deal in fact enjoy them , especially as both my pcp and urologist are female now .

Why @JONW

Well, simply speaking, that was the age of my first whole-body physical. Funny--Just a few months earlier I had just read a book on male sexuality in which one man said his biggest sex kick was having a woman shove her finger up his ass and massage the old prostate.

It was merely a few seconds of quiet agony when the doc did the same to me. I at least could trust him with my genitals as he'd checked out before some varicose veins I have on my testes--it means I likely can't father any kids.

I was 37, as I described in the identical topic https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=965727

I had my first rectal exam at 32, and about to have my 3rd at 34.

Probably in my 40s. My doctor used to split my physicals up so he did the top one time and 6 months later did the bottom where I was naked from the start. His office girl used to kid me when she made the appointment for that one saying it's the ooo ooo test. Once I asked her if she knew the ooo ooo bird and she said he was a great flyer but not such a good lander.

When I lost that doc in 2014 I ended up with a female doc who never does the ooo ooo test unless I ask for it. I feel like a pervert asking her to do it but my new female doc at the VA asked me if I wanted it so maybe I'm going to get it routinely again.

I was probably in my 60's. It was uneventful and pretty quick. I could not figure out how he could have scoped me out in such a short amount of time, but he said that I was all-good.

I have to say it was probably around 55 or so. There isn't really a reason unless you are having issues to do it any younger than that. Prostate issues are an older guys nightmare usually.

I at least could trust him with my genitals as he'd checked out before some varicose veins I have on my testes--it means I likely can't father any kids.

Don't write it off completely. I'm significantly subfertile, but we managed to eventually get two. Took a long time, but as long as you don't get too focused on the goal the practice can be fun.

Don't count on boys though - several studies indicate that as sperm count goes down you get more girls.

Don't know where you are now, but do keep in mind that prostate play with a partner is very different from a medical exam, so don't write that off either!

Moppy - sad to say it but there are people with overachieving prostates out there.

46 never had one. No doctor mentioned this.

Had my first one when I was 35. Was at my doctor's for my annual physical and asked him about it and he said OK. My doctor is very gentle so I don't mind having it done by him, in fact I kind of look forward to it.

I was 40. I was having a private exam (UK), and doctor asked if I wanted a prostate exam, and advised me I was at an age where I should start. I Xs aid I would go through with it. I was nervous and didn’t know what to expect. She did it after examining my testicles and asked me to roll over into the knee/chest position, warned me the lube would be cold and that I would feel pressure when her finger went in. I got into position, found it difficult relax as she applied the lube. I felt her finger go in, she found my prostate straight away, and twisted her finger. She withdrew, and handed me a roll of tissue paper to clean myself up. She said I could put my underpants back on after. I was terrified of having an erection, but I only had the starting of one, which was not visible to her.

I had my first prostate exam during my pre-college physical. I was 18 at the time and had been stripped to my underwear from the start. I was instructed to remove my underwear for the genital exam which I had expected. However, I was more than thrilled when I realized that this exam would include my first rectal. What made the experience even more exciting was the fact that my father's doctor was conducting this exam. I masturbated many times thinking about this exam and knowing that my father and I both had been naked ... and fully exposed ... while leaning over the exact same exam table.

I had to wait until I turned 35 for my next rectal exam. However, this was just the beginning as I have undergone a yearly physical exam since turning 35. Every exam from that point on has included a genital and prostate exam. I obtain intense arousal from being asked to bend over the exam table and knowing that my hairy ass is on full display. I am scheduled for my yearly exam rather soon ... October 11. This will be my second complete physical exam from my current doctor and I bone up every time I think about it.

This year at 45, and only because I reported some discomfort in that region, which turned out to be a non-issue that resolved itself. Doctor seemed almost apologetic for suggesting she do a prostate exam, and I told her I half-expected to get one given age. (I guess some guys REALLY hate that part of the exam). I was bent over the exam table and it was over within 2 minutes max. The blood draw for a PSA test was more uncomfortable.

I was 26 when i went for a physical exam for a job, the doctor had me stand on the floor beside the exam table and bend over, it only took about 10 seconds.

I was 18 years old and it was a college exam. My father had prostate cancer so my doc thought it would be a good idea to get used to an annual prostate exam just to make sure I was okay. I am now 57 years old and still bend over the table every year...whether I want to or not! :-)

First prostate exam was at 18. Which in my opinion was a little young to have it done. 21 years of age and over is time enough for first prostate exam.

I would have to say around 50 which is the recommended age I think if you don't have any symptoms. I can't imagine having it done in your twenties. That would have to be unnecessary in all but the rarest instances.

Unless if done by your girlfriend, @Moppys_jalopy .

50 seems a little old to me. the onset of rectal cancer can start in early 30s.

I had my first prostate exam during my pre-college physical. I was 18 at the time and had been stripped to my underwear from the start.

First prostate exam was at 18. Which in my opinion was a little young to have it done. 21 years of age and over is time enough for first prostate exam.

To: @physical68 and @charlie59horse I'm curious if you were told why you needed a prostate exam at the young age of 18? Sure, if there's a history of prostate cancer in your family I could see getting one that young. But just for a normal collage physical, I don't see the need.