Clitoris Examination by your REAL doctor

Has anyone ever had her clit examined by a licensed MD? Is this a major medical taboo? During a pre-employment physical, the male doctor not only thoroughly examined my labia, he retracted my clitoral hood and questioned me about the quality and frequency of my orgasms. No contact but that was definitely the start of my interest in med fet.

How old were you when he did that? What did he say when he did it? How did you feel?

This happened a few years ago (I was 38 at the time). I'd seen the exam form with a section called genital/urinary so I wasn't completely surprised when he told me to lie back, feet flat on the table, legs apart. He raised the gown to my waist (I was naked underneath), spread my labia and felt every inch of my inner folds, even stretching them which was both exciting and very embarrassing. He said he was checking for lesions and elasticity. Then he swabbed the entrance to my pee hole with a little q-tip thing-y. I'd never had anything inserted there before.

By now I was becoming aroused and hoping for something more, especially when he pulled back the hood of my clit and pulled my labia apart at the very the base to force it fully into the open. That's when he started asking me how often did I masturbate, how often did I have sex, did I have satisfying orgasms, multiple times? During the questioning my clit was fully erect and twitching in anticipation but he never touched it. There was no pelvic but the last part of the exam was a simultaneous digital vaginal/rectal exam.

I knew this was not a standard exam (in fact that was the part that was the most exciting). And for months afterward I couldn't stop thinking about it and masturbating. I never told anyone but a girl who was hired after me told me she'd had a "very thorough" physical and laughed about it. When I asked her what she meant she shrugged it off.

My doctor has examined my clitoris during the vaginal exam. He does not stimulate it or anything just feels it and looks at, and says it looks healthy. I have had doctors ask me about my sexual history, how often do I have sex, do I have any problems with sex, is it painful, or do I enjoy it? Am I monogamous, or do I have multiple partners? Is my partner circumcised or uncircumcised? etc.

I have had the hood pulled back before too by a regular MD.

My wife told me that her woman GYN checkes it on every yearly physical.

Usually just pull back the hood of the clitoris and look at it is about as far as a doctor would go during a routine physical.

My doc normally works my clit and my lips through his fingers. I wouldn't say he stimulates them...but he looks them over.

Good and dedicated doctor should check it, its also important and different things can happen to clit

I havent had a real gyno exam, but I would find it incredibly awkward and uncomfortable if a doctor actually examined my clit. I think that it can get very iffy with that, with patient complaints... I havent heard of any of my friends having theirs examined by a doctor, either.

I was talking to a guy in Johannesburg and his partner had her clit examined at a routine examination and had had an orgasm. He said that he was going to go and sort out the doctor but she admitted to having had two orgasms and he decided that she had become a willing participant in something and ended the relationship. I didn't believe the story but he swore absolutely true

My real doctor does check my clit during my reg exam. but all it consists of is pulling back the hood and visually checking it. Ive had it checked more thoroughly during my play exams

rikki

This should be a standard part of an exam i guess. my pediatrician used to pull back the hood and then touch my clit with his fingers and with a q-tip. I hated it as a child. It was the worst part.

Kimberly seems to have an excellent doctor. He seems not to assume anything, asks questions, and, and I hope explains everything to her satisfaction. I wouldn't send her home without being sure she could achieve multiple orgasms.

Usually my doctor does a cursory exam of my clit but never long enough or intense enough in my opinion. I assume that they are afraid of some sort of sexual harrasement lawsuit, LOL. Just how does one suggest a more stimulating exam to your real doctor without going red all over?

I've had my clitoris examined twice. First time was by a female doctor and the second was by my regular doctor during my yearly exam back in April. He's done my physicals for almost 15 years and that was the first time he'd ever looked through my genitals with his fingers. He did pull back the hood and visually inspect it, but he did not touch it. I hope he does the same thing next year too.

I believe that most doctors visually inspect the clitoris during the general exam of the vulva. I can feel the hood being lifted slightly as my real doc does his exam.

The most recent doctor I used for my exam did examine my clit. This was a first for me. Like what many of you have stated, the doctor did not intentionally stimulate my clit (although it did get me excited), he just gently touched and looked at it. All of the various doctors I have been to over the years have always made it a routine part of the the exam process to ask me about my sexual history, including things like the frequency of my sexual activity, the number of partners I have, if I have had an physical issues or unusual pain, etc.

My wife told me that she had it examined one time, she had thought that it was border line with the doctor's exam. When he did it she said she jumped because she is so sensitive.....(we had a great sex that night)

Hmmm... I dont know if I really wanted this... mine was checked a few times but before I realized is was over..

I didn't think it was standard to check the clit as it makes the exam too sexual for many. It does make sense to check piercings etc I suppose.

It's standard at my dr. I've used the same doctor for years. He always does a full exam, pulls back the hood of my clit, and usually touches it. I mean, he doesn't linger there or anything, but he always "feels around".

I've had my clit examined in my early 20's. He pulled back the hood with one hand and then felt it between his thumb and forefinger with the other hand. I know this because he had a light set up and a mirror and he wanted me to look. I am serious as a heart attack. Does that sound unnecessary?

I have not heard of a clit exam except for a play exam ..

would you think you was lucky to have this expirience ??

. but it sure sounds fun .

My doctor has briefly touched but mainly visual examination

What in the world!? Lucky lucky girl to have that done! That's it! Next physical my gyne gives me I'm gonna remind him that my clitty needs to be checked out 😄

There is a real surgical retractor that is used for this purpose by plastic surgeons doing hood reduction surgery. It is usually used as an internal retractor and I am too lazy to spend a large amount of time hunting for the name which will be of no value to almost everyone here. I use a towel clamp or a large pennington forep loosely clamped with a small rubber band for clit hood retraction.

Speed

A wonderful play Doc once gave me a clitoral exam where he retracted my hood using a clitoral hood retractor (CHR). It was suggested from another board member that one could be made from a slotted spoon handle.

It worked great. While the hood was retracted, the Doc massaged my clit using a moist Q-Tip and I had one of the best O's of my life.

Lady Teddy, always looking for new ideas

Femaleneedexam wrote:

real MD's are taught not to touch the clitoris. this is a major no-no.

But should it be a no-no? I remember reading an earlier thread on this board where valid medical reasons were given for including palpation of the clitoris in a gynecological workup as well as simple visual inspection. If there is a reason why doctors do not normally touch it, it must surely be legal rather than medical.

When I once had a plugged oil gland removed with a scalpel and then the skin stitched (what a major ouch that was!), the female GYN did touch and examine my clit with a gauze pad in order to be sure that she had removed everything. So, in a legitimate medical setting, it does happen.

However, during routine well woman checks, it should never happen. Great comment, Woodpecker!

Lady Teddy