Genital crabs exam

Has anyone had an examination at school or anywhere for genital crabs ? My story below:

When I was almost 17 I went to a boys boarding school for my 6th form prior to going into the British Army. We slept in dormitories and like any closed community they were concerned about health and disease. On boy went to the nurse (we had a small sanitorium) for "sick Parade" and it turned out he had crabs (naughty booy - who had he been with in the holidays !). Panic broke out and we were all summed to be checked. The nurse or Sister as we called her was a petit middle aged woman with a good figure. We also had a house Matron who was late 50s. They were to undertake the check supervised by our housemaster. We had to report to a mediacl room in the college naked except for our dressing gowns. I remember when it was my turn to be check going into the room and I was checked by Sister. We had to open our dressing gown wide so that she could see our pubic hair and our armpit hair. She shone a very strong light on our bit and pieces looking for movement. She also ran here fingers through our pubic hair to try and detect any of the little creatures! I found it quite exciting lining up in anticipation and having to expose myself effectively to be checked by a woman. Luckily I resisted getting an erection.

Any other similar experiences ?

"Crabs' or pubic lice,(Phthirus pubis) are fairly common, especially in a communal living situation, such as an open bay barracks. It does NOT mean that the person is dirty or has been sleeping with someone who is. They can be spread through sharing sheets, pillows, towels, etc. Usually laundering kills them off, but not always.

As a Corpsman, I did sick call in the brig and CCU (Correctional Custody unit. That's where you go if your "crime" does not warrant time in the brig.) I often ran into cases of P. Pubis, especially in CCU (Which was an open bay barracks, as opposed to the brig that had separate cells.) First, I'd supply the patient with the proper shampoo and cream. Then I would order that ALL linen in the unit be washed in HOT water with detergent and aired outside in the sunlight. (This will kill them off.) Later, I would come back and teach an in-service class about the little buggers, how you get them, the myths and facts about them, what to look for if you suspect you're infected, and finally, how best to prevent an infestation.

At my British prep school all new boys were all given physical exams by Matron. We noticed in the showers that one foreign boy had no pubic hair. As he was fourteen we asked by but we wouldn't give an answer. So I asked the German girl who worked as Matron's assistant. She said that the boy was found to have crabs when Matron examined him and Matron gave him a special hair shampoo for his head but she shaved his arm pits and his pubic hair which and the German girl assisted. The boys kept their distance for a while but he was eventually accepted and no one was contaminated.

Pubic lice have arms that are the right size for pubic hairs. They also infest the EYE LASHES! Scalp lice do not. Wrong size grasper spacing. So if one is engaging in 69 or eyelid to pubis and has itching, look for crabs.

More info: Google pubic lice in eyelashes...

It wasn't that all uncommon when I was in the Navy.

Some idot in the birthing compartment would come down with crabs and the whole compartment had to report for "short arm inspection"

A corpman would sit on a short stool and we would all line up. When it was your turn you would drop your pants and underwear and the corpman would look your pubes over with a flashlight.

If you had them you reported to sick bay and had them shaved off.

All linen and blankets were stripped and washed.

It wasn't that all uncommon when I was in the Navy.

Some idot in the birthing compartment would come down with crabs and the whole compartment had to report for "short arm inspection"

A corpman would sit on a short stool and we would all line up. When it was your turn you would drop your pants and underwear and the corpman would look your pubes over with a flashlight.

If you had them you reported to sick bay and had them shaved off.

All linen and blankets were stripped and washed.

When I saw birthing, I thought it was a labor ward. Then I was thinking about a lot of women in the Navy having babies and having crabs and giving them to medical personnel.

Then I finished reading the rest of your comment and then Googled birthing compartment and it said: Did you mean: berthing compartment. The other results mention a birth box.

I've never knowingly been checked for crabs.

In the film Das Boot, or maybe the TV series, which take place in a German submarine during WWII, if I remember correctly, at some point the sailors are checked for “crabs”. They have to show their genitals to some guy, I suppose the ship's doctor.

I see the same movie, Pecan, yes, this movie is Famous!!

A couple of times when there was another wrestler who had them. Usually, you are checked for things like that prior to a match, but sometimes something can be missed and then everyone would have to be checked. Happened with crabs and also happened once when a kid had ringworm or something like that.

I REMEMBER SHORT ARM INSPECTION NOT JUST FOR CRABS BUT TO SEE IF ANY COCK WERE DRIPPING

By the way, what was the method for getting rid of "crabs"? Shaving, or other means?