How old is your doctor?

My wife says she liked to be examined by older doctors .She feels embarass and shy when young doctors giving her breast or vaginal exams.

GF's Gyno is a nice young woman.. 30s I think... She's very pretty and very nice. She's very supportive of me being in the room and as pointed out stuff inside my gf's body while the speculum is up inside her.

My regular group is as follows 56-52-47-38 All male. The best in the exam room is 56 the best on a date is 38.

My gyn is in her late 40's. Very nice and gentle.

Mine is fifty something. Male.

Mine is in his early fifties but I love younger doctor's they're so much fun to try to embarrass.

To me age doesn't really matter. Authority and self-confidence are key. I wouldn't go for anyone too old, but then there are men well into their 70s that radiate masculinity, professionalism and gentle strictness still.

My doctor is in her 40's. www.karenkennedymd.com

Tammy: does the nurse practitioner do your exam, the doctor, or both of them?

My main Ob/Gyn is 52. And sharp and also a widower.

My doctor is in her 40's. www.karenkennedymd.com

Doctor's website in the linke is interesting . . . more interesting is Tammy Bush's ablum of her appointment 2 years ago - fantastic alblum

My wife's gynecologist looks to be in his late 30's, maybe early 40's. He's professional and friendly with her, but does a thorough exam as well.

My gynecologist is in his early 40's.

When I first met my wife she was going to an older OB/GYN (55 or 60) but she switched from him and over the years it seems like she has switched to younger and younger male doctors. She now sees a male gyn who is probably in his early 40s or even very late 30s...

I like to be examined by older men. My current doctor is in his mid-sixties.

Well my gynecologist is in her late 30's. My past GP was in her 50's as I was growing up.

My wife's gynecologist is in his 50s, I would guess. I don't think she's ever gone to a younger doctor, but always male. I guess she's be into a younger guy. I'd be certainly fine with that!

My wife's gynecologist is in his late 40's. He is gentle and easy going which is why she likes him. He lets me look as well so he gets an A+ from me!

This is my gynecologist, he's around 50 I'd say:

https://www.ponudadana.hr/Ginekoloski-pregled-kolposkopija-i-papa-test-u-Privatnoj-ordinaciji-dr-Mato-Tarle-za-249kn-5545_1

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He's absolutely amazing, takes time for every single patient and does even a lot more than required. My gyno exam usually takes nearly 1 hour, sometimes even more when we have to discuss my treatment in details. I've been in his office just twice for now, but I think I won't go back to anyone else anymore .

All my Dr's have been my age or older.. not intentionally chosen that way... just been the way it's worked out...

Isn't there a saying that wisdom comes with age? Experience certainly does.. but again... not deliberately chosen for age.. but recommendations

I much prefer doctors who are similar in age or older than me .I find it difficult to talk to them if I am old enough to be their parent.My gp is older and female anyway and my urologist is an older male .

Mine is in his early fifties but I love younger doctor's they're so much fun to try to embarrass.

You might catch them off guard, but I doubt you would embarrass them.

My gynecologist is in her early 30s, I would guess. I've only been in her office four times so far, but she seems to know what she's doing. She was calming and gentle during my very first gynecological exam, which I'm quite thankful for!

My ob/gyn is in his early 50s, very nice, and very easy to talk to.

I've had both a male and female ob/gyn, and prefer the male. Not sure the reason, as long as the doctor is competent and has good bedside manner.

The last appointment I had, a nurse practitioner did it. She was very young, under 30 I believe. I've always wondering if the older old fashioned doctors would be more thorough.

I've always wondering if the older old fashioned doctors would be more thorough.

And what's your opinion on that? Are older doctors more thorough? What about the NP? How thorough was she?

My doctor is a woman in her early thirties. Which I think is a good age because she is not old but not my age either. But if I could choose I think the perfect age would probably be forties but thirties are okay too. I would just feel strange or embarrassed with someone who is the same age as I am. I think it’s easier to confide in someone who’s a little older than me and I would just feel more comfortable with them examining me too.

The NP was literally a two minute in and out for a repeat Pap smear so there wasn't much to it. I've always tended to have younger doctors, and none have been very thorough at all.

My current GP is in his mid fities

Both my GP and my OB/GYN are in their early 40's. I prefer someone not too young and not too old, so it's perfect this way.