Insertion of Speculum

So how does it feel and what is happening at the point the doctor obtains the speculum and begins to insert it? How does it feel? What manor does he use to insert it and then open it? Does it slip in effortlessly or is it difficult? Does the doctor make any comments about the type of speculum he chooses or how he feels it is going? Do you get a glimpse of it or do you never see it till perhaps afterwards when it is laying on the counter all gooey?

Good questions from a nonprofessional man, Alex2. I certainly know enough to let a woman have a go at the answers, they will put a speculum into me where the sun doesn't shine if a guy starts now.

As a female, I know a good many doctors like to warm the speculum under running water prior to insertion. I prefer mine at room temp, both in real life and especially in play exams. So the speculum is a little bit chilly, fine by me. I've never had an insertion that was in any way difficult because a sufficient amount of lube is applied. Slides right in with no problem. In a real medical situation it's not a turn-on to have the speculum opened, it's just one more thing I experience on an annual basis. My doctor never discusses what type of speculum she's using and I could care less. Now, a play exam is an entirely different experience. I love the feeling of being exposed and totally vulnerable. I like the feeling of warmth from the examination lamp contrasting with the chill of the speculum. I like it when my play doc looks between my legs and makes those officious doctor sounds. He doesn't tell me what kind he uses either, we have a Graves and a Collins so the options are limited. Frankly, I find the experience of an orgasm with a speculum in place is like nothing else. It's a real special occasion!

As for seeing the speculum afterward, that never happens to me in real life. It's in the sink or already on the way to the autoclave by the time I sit up on the table. In play situations I see it afterward but the only thing I'm thinking about is getting it cleaned up and sterilized for the next use. I guess I was a vet tech for too long to romanticize or eroticize the condition of the instruments.

I hope that answers your questions.

Hi ladydocsin, yes that certainly answers my questions. From the other end there are a lot of choices the doc has for inserting into you even though I imagine most just stick to a bivalve Graves type. Even with those there are sizes from shallow and narrow to deep and wide. Has anyone been able to tell a difference by the feel while lying on your back?

I've had a grand total of 2 speculum exams and both times the dr. pulled it out from somewhere so I couldn't see it, but I know that it was plastic both times. Insertion was somewhat difficult because I am rather small down there. The whole thing didn't last long at all, although on one visit the dr. left it in and went across the room to grab something else. I was thinking "um, you left something over here...". Honestly though both times I was so nervous that the whole experience is a blur, even though both times were in the past year... All I know is that I never saw the speculum. They were careful to keep it from sight.