Mandatory medical exams

I've had several mandatory exams and I believe they are the best medical fetish scenario. It was not your choice and typically there's nothing wrong with you, but you are required to submit to a potentially humiliating experience. There may be serious consequences if you refuse, so that puts incredible power in the hands of doctors. In my case, I had the following mandatory exams: military at 18, university sports at 20 (twice), pre-employment at 22, exit-employment (if that's a word, but it was upon leaving that job), and immigration at 28 for the US greencard.

I absolutely agree. The mandatory medical exam is a very somber, anxiety provoking experience that is extremely satisfying to those of us who are most stimulated by embarrassment and humiliation. You are forced to submit to being examined by a stranger who is not chosen by you in order to be allowed to have the job or insurance policy you are seeking. This stranger stands between the examinee and his goal. This role adds to his stature as an authority figure and also reduces the status of the examinee since he is not even paying for the service. The examinee is also not knowledgeable about the routine of this stranger as to the format of the exam, the thoroughness, and the words he uses for issuing his commands as the exam proceeds. You are wondering how you will have to undress in preparation, in what order the body parts will be examined, will he be seeing the penis, will he be seeing the anus and entering it with his finger, how long will the ordeal last? All these mandatory exams have been exciting experiences for me and I have masturbated many times thinking about the embarrassment of each.

I believe in Romania during the cold war that all women of child bearing age had to have regular mandatory internal exams to check for pregnancy. The doctors used to come the place of work and examine all the women. This was because the government was trying to increase the population.

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I believe in Estonia that all women used to have to have a vaginal exam to be able to drive!

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How detailed were these various exams? I have never been subjected to a mandatory exam (YET)

I had mandatory ones for school and sports. Most years just a fairly quick check up but certain years very detailed.

When I was at school, many years ago, we had mandatory medical exams every 2 years or so.

In my early years at work it was normal to have a pre-employment medical.

For both I used to end up naked.

These days I don't think it is the norm for these exams to take place.

Wow!! Never heard of an exit-employment physical....

My mandatory exam happened in order to get accepted for an internship with an advertising firm. Typical full physical, except the nurse practitioner said she had to observe the collection of urine for the drug test.

I have never needed a mandatory exam

I have had several mandatory exams. First that I recall was military induction physical in 1974. There was another physical in 1977 when I got out of the service. Then began other employment physicals. Pre-employment in 1977. Pre-employment in 1980 (own doctor). Company doctor in 1985, 1990 and when I quit in 1993. Pre-employment in 1994, and disability physical in 2011. I also had to have a Medicare physical in 2012. I get annual physicals at the VA, which started in 2008. I haven't had to have an "insurance physical" yet.

I have never heard of exit-employment physicals taking place. How humiliating would that be?? You get fired and then have to strip and be inspected and poked and felt up...

I've had a few "mandatory" physicals, but it was never mandatory that I see a specific doctor, so I always just took the form to my usual doctor at my regular checkup. Mandatory exams included multiple "checkpoints" throughout elementary and high school, one for college, one for a drivers license, and probably several sports participation exams too.

Since I always went to my usual doctor, there was never a difference based on the specific reason for the exam. He'd just do is regular thing and sign any applicable forms when I was done. (Interestingly, at my last visit to my pediatrician for my college checkup, I noticed a sign indicating the office policy that a single form may be signed for free per exam, but additional forms would require a fee. Gotta make some extra bucks somehow, I guess 😃

I do remember looking over the items on each form, though. I particularly remember one from about 4th or 5th grade that included: "[] hernia (male)" and "[] genitalia (male)". I ended up looking up the terms in a dictionary to confirm my suspicion. It only made me more excited to go to the doctor.

The exit-employment physical was to determine if anything a person had been exposed to during their term of employment had caused any potential long-term harm. I can't elaborate about that job, but there was definitely the possibility of hazardous exposures. I can say that I was exposed to nuclear radiation as well as various chemicals used in the course of my normal activities. Certain parts of the facility required that I wear a radiation dosimeter while in that area. My particular job also had a high probability of exposure to electrical hazards, including extremely high voltages (up to 100 kilo-volts), and high-powered, high-frequency radiation. I left that company because I and my family had decided to relocate to a different part of the country, so it was a voluntary resignation. I appreciated their thoughtfulness in that regard. They did have a very good on-site medical department, and had no problems referring a person to an outside specialist if necessary. I believe it was our company medical department that discovered stomach cancer in one of my close work associates.

I had several mandatory exams in Germany, and I didn´t like them at all, because mostly I ended completely naked.

The first one was at my alternative service for military whern I was 21, for which I worked at hospital 15 months. The exams at the beginning and the end were done by a doctor at the public health office and it was awful. I´m not sure, but in retrospective I think, these doctor could have been a kind of homosexual man and in my opinion he liked to examine me (and boys). At the very beginning I was sent to the cabine to take of all my clothes and after a short time, when I only had my pants on, I got surprised, because he opened the cabine, watched in and told me to take off my pants, too, and that I had to stay fully naked for the exams! He did all his various examination parts so long and it seemed to me that he never came to the end of all his examination parts. He asked so many questions about my whole history of illnesses and stays at hospitals in my youth before, and he also had such a soft voice, but was also very strong and did not tolerate any discussion.

The next mandatory exam was at the beginning of my bureau education in Frankfurt. It was done by the (female) company doctor and she was so unfiendly and strong and was totally uncontent about my health and abdominal problems. After one year I had to see her again, because I had too many times of absences, because of illnesses, so that she was absolutely worried and uncontent about me. The exam last a whole afternoon then and she looked for every small detail and spot, what could not be in order, and she found enough because of my sickly abdomen and uncountable many nevi all around my whole body! I was shocked, because she said, I could have Crohns disease and "perhaps cancer", too! I was sent to a special doctor (it was called "doctor of confidence" and was at a public health office, too), and after that I took my own decision to leave the firm and stopp the education.

In 2006 I started a new education (for nursing) at the university clinic of Gießen and at the beginning my whole nursing class had the starting exam on the third day. The exams last the whole day, we had to answer a very detailed and long questionnaire of our sickness history, we had to give urine samples and several bloody tests and came then to the general exam to a female doctor, which was also very unfriendly and strong to me, she searched for every little detail, what is not healthy on me, too, and took much more time for the general exam on me than on most of my class members! I also ended fully naked at her and was sent then to three other specialists in the clinic for following exams, by a dermatologist (for full body mole exams), by a gastroenterologist (to clear up Crohns disease, too) and by a surgeon (for a closer and more intensive exam of my outie navel/umbilical hernia). After that I had to see the female doctor again and she fixed the intervals for the following control exams for me then of all six months (twice a year); most of my class members had to see her only once a year! But none of us liked to go to these exams then, because they were always as thorough as at the beginning. I mostly left her office then with nausea and abdominal (and navel) pain, because her longest and most intense part was the exams of my stomach and my outie navel, too. I hated that always!

I had to pass a physical, including a drug test, for pre-employment. I also had to have a pre-knee surgery physical.

I have had a few pre-employment physicals but they were very basic. I've also had a few pre-employment drug screens. None of the drug screens were supervised but I did have a drug screen one time where the nurse stood outside the stall.

In india for a new job you only have to give a urine sample and they take blood for HIV test. Your immunization record and they ask if u have respiratory tract problems.

In schools till middle school every year we were checked by school doctor. Normal checking ear,eye,throat ,lungs,heart. And in high school we just have to submitt our imunization record.for colleges you get the same we get in middle school. Nobody checks down there and back there.

The only time you get a full physical checking everything is when u join army

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In grade school and high school in the US I had mandatory physicals. You had to be nude, just your underpants, The school doctor looked you all over for problems, including lice and all, any skin problems, ears, lungs, heart, blood pressure, teeth and throat, etc. Also checked for hernias, including balls, and also looked at your butt hole for hemorrhoids. Your vaccination records had to be up to date with proof of vaccinations. They also did a yearly TB test. To get into the university I had to have a complete physical by my dr. and after that there were no more. None had any issues with it, it was part of the school system and well liked.

I've had several mandatory exams - in school every 3 years since my childhood. Most of them have been quite superficial - for us boys shirt und undershirt off for listening to the lungs and hart - later in high school also trowers/shorts and shoes + socks off to examine our spine and feet.

The most thorough one was my military exam, which ended for all off us completly nude! No prostate checking (not usual for young men in our country) but of course the "usual" hernie checking!

Later for my pre employment medicals mostly quite summary with only topless and no shoes - socks and trowsers always remained on. No beg deal for me!

Mandatory high school physicals were what probably got me into medfet. Stripping down with my class and team mates as a shy teen and having to let the docs prod and probe my developing body while others watched was hugely embarrassing at the time but has left me with some amazing memories.

As an adult I've had a few thorough mandatory exams for jobs and insurance. I love not knowing the doc and no knowing what the exam will involve. The pressure of knowing there will be consequences if I don't pass adds to the anticipation.

Mandatory high school physicals were what probably got me into medfet. Stripping down with my class and team mates as a shy teen and having to let the docs prod and probe my developing body while others watched was hugely embarrassing at the time but has left me with some amazing memories.

Similar to Dr Dan, my earliest experiences with mandatory physicals were in high school - but they were sports physicals - my school didn't require physicals for any purpose other than sports. And just as he said, they were the experiences that really pulled my medfet trigger! They were embarrassing at the time but now are very stimulating memories.

I recall having mandatory physicals during high school and how we all had to line up to enter the nurses office.

There were separate queues for males n females, and thank goodness we were never required to strip fully!

In Russia, Thailand, Greece, Switzerland, Ukraine, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Poland, China, Colombia and in many other countries boys are humiliated under the name of conscription (compulsory military service) medical exams. During the medical inspection in groups and the forced military service, boys are abused, stripped, insulted, humiliated and used as slaves of the government in risk of death.

Some examples: https://m.vk.com/photos332779606

I have had annual physicals for as long as I can remember. When you reached a certain age the school systems required a physical by a doctor designated by the school. The only other option was going to a private doctor prior to the start of the school year. I always went to a private doctor.

At age 15 I had a forced physical exam. I got into some trouble with the law and spent 3 months in juvenile detention. I was ordered to strip completely. I was given an examination and a body cavity search. The operative word being forced which is a big difference from mandatory.

Then I went into the military. I went through an induction physical and a yearly exam until my 4 year commitment ended. I had another mandatory exam for trade/tech school followed by two mandatory employment physicals. I have been getting yearly (voluntary, of course) physicals since my mid 20's.

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In Russia, Thailand, Greece, Switzerland, Ukraine, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Poland, China, Colombia and in many other countries boys are humiliated under the name of conscription (compulsory military service) medical exams. During the medical inspection in groups and the forced military service, boys are abused, stripped, insulted, humiliated and used as slaves of the government in risk of death.

I don’t agree for Switzerland. The military service is compulsory, but Switzerland is a democracy and the people accepted to maintain this obligation. It is now possible to make a civil service instead.

I made this service in the 70’s. I had only one hernia check and I had to lower my briefs only for this examination. I was alone with the doctors for this part of exam.

Dear Woyzeck, Switzerland is just the same. Referandum does not exist in real democracies. You cannot ask this question to a group consisting of 52% females and 19% old men. Slavery is slavery, even in Switzerland.

Slavery is slavery, even in Switzerland.

Care to clarify and explain your reasoning with this?

Obviously, slavery is slavery in every country or place - if it's really slavery that is, not just something you don't like or think unfair.

Dear Woyzeck, Switzerland is just the same. Referandum does not exist in real democracies. You cannot ask this question to a group consisting of 52% females and 19% old men. Slavery is slavery, even in Switzerland.

@danidu1000, you can mean that it is slavery, but in this case you are complice of this slavery when you publish these pictures and videos of medical inspections. Your pictures are not published as documentation, only for sexual purpose.

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