Clinical Studies

Try:

http://www.centerwatch.com/

or

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/home

I was in a study at hershey medical center in 1989 when cholesterol lowering drugs were being studied to see if they caused any sleep problems. we had to sleep at the med center every other week and undergo a lot of different mental tests. blood was drawn every day. on the nights we had to sleep there we had to arrive at 9pm so we could be wired up so our brain waves could be recorded as we slept. when we were woke up at 7am we cleaned up and went home for the rest of the day. whatever drug they gave me worked real good because my cholesterol dropped over 100 points. i found out about this study through the local newspaper. the study paid very well.

Volunteered to have my skin swabbed for bacteria at a research hospital.

First two young female researchers went over explanations of what would be done then one instructed me change into a cloth gown but leave undergarments on and they left the room. I changed out of my clothes and waited in the room wearing only briefs in a cloth gown.

Three women then entered, two researchers and a doctor, all young females. They swabbed four areas on my body the nose the lower back the upper thighs in the back and the inguinal space by the top of groin.

First they had me sit while swabbed both nostrils. Then they asked be to lay down and raise the gown and pull my underwear to the middle so they could swab the groin (oops testicle popped out of the briefs - blush), they then repeated the procedure on the other side. After each 10 second swab they wiped off the solution used. Then they asked me to roll onto my belly and the gown fell completely open, they swabbed lower back and upper thighs and once again wiped the solution off.

After this the doctor left and the two researchers asked me to stand facing the wall and hold the gown gathered in front so they could photograph my whole back.

While there is nothing specifically erotic about this experience, much like full body skin exams at the dermatologist, I found this experience exciting in a medfet way. My face was flushed even though I kept cool... Hard to describe that overload feeling but I suspect many of my fellow Zity folks understand precisely what I mean.

Posted pictures of the exam table here :

https://en.zity.biz/index.php?mx=gallery;ox=showalbum;ax=9415

Volunteered to have my skin swabbed for bacteria at a research hospital.

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First they had me sit while swabbed both nostrils. Then they asked be to lay down and raise the gown and pull my underwear to the middle so they could swab the groin (oops testicle popped out of the briefs - blush), they then repeated the procedure on the other side. After each 10 second swab they wiped off the solution used. Then they asked me to roll onto my belly and the gown fell completely open, they swabbed lower back and upper thighs and once again wiped the solution off.

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Those are areas often checked for MRSA.

I hope your testicle DIDN'T come out of your scrotum!

Those are areas often checked for MRSA.

I hope your testicle DIDN'T come out of your scrotum!

I stand (well actually lay) corrected 😎 ​​​​​​

My testicle did NOT come out of my scrotum. It should read, "oops my scrotum, with the partial contents of one testicle, popped out of my briefs-blush"

Thank you for keeping me honest!

Almost did once, last spring. Didn't make the cut at the end. Pissed me off as what they were testing would have made my life much nicer, and the use was sufficiently off label that I doubt I could get my doctor to approve/prescribe it.

There have been many commercials on TV and flyers in the mail around the Pittsburgh, PA area about this one...

https://joinallofuspa.org/

Seems to be a general sort of health study - includes health surveys (I guess you can do online) prior, and then an in person appointment where you get various measurements (blood pressure, height, weight, waist, hip) plus blood and urine samples.

A number of years ago I signed up with a Clinical Study group. They had a website you could register with and list the areas they were doing studies on. You’d fill out their forms and if you qualified they would contact you. I actually did a couple of them. There was only one that was the most invasive and exciting as far as medfet play goes. It was for IBS-C. In the interview process of the screening I exaggerated some of my symptoms in hopes to help with getting qualified. Well it worked. The first visit was a complete physical exam that included a rectal exam. They discussed how the study would go from there. Next came the colonoscopy. I had to do the prep then go to the hospital for the colonoscopy. After that I went back to discuss the results of the colonoscopy and what to expect with the rest of the study. I was given the study medication with the instructions of when to take it and keep a log of how I felt. If I saw any changes to my IBS-C, I was to note it. This went on for several months, going back every couple weeks for more medication until the study was over. I never knew if I had the real medication or the placebo. I didn’t feel any different or notice any changes. So, I think I got the placebo. It was ok. It was kind of exciting to go through all that. Just wish there would have been more internal exams. It was nice to get paid for it and get a free colonoscopy, too.