Mandatory medical exams

"Danidu 1000" : your link to the site nude boys gives us a good view on some physical examination of draftees either in the nude or in briefs, in the past ( United States) or more recently (Russia) but it is in fact a mixed of photos of real physical examinations and of hazing, of body searchs ( not in the army but in jails !) and of porno videos with guys who were exhibitionnists and it is publishef as it was said for sexual purpose so it is difficult to separe what is real or was real and what is a fake.

May be it can be a good way for women to know a little more if they are able to identify whose photos are real how draftees can or could be roughly treated by the army and authorities when there was a mandatory military service, a situation that they had and will never known fortunately for them

So enjoy the show of young men in military situations with forced nudity or half nudity or be shocked according to your feelings and characters

Anyway it has nothing to compare with slaving or you do not know what was slaving

And I agree with Woyzeck : In Switzerland , there is still a military service but it was possible instead of it a civil service and the draftees are not humliated, nor bad treated a their draft physicals, we have had a lot of relations, it is not at all a secret and there is nothing to criticize in the set up of the physical examination at least in the recent years.

Even in Russia it is not so weird as it was in the past and no public nudity is required now. May be in Colombia, Thailand and some ex communists countries. In China, there is no more a real military service, they take in the army only the volonteers. And what stupid idea you have of a referendum in Switzerland ? why do you think that only old men and women have voted for the maintain of the military service and even if it is true, it is the majority of all adults persons so it is a right result for a referendum.

Here in Brazil we do not see a lot, here happens when we enter the military or in some cities when completed 18 years of age in order to get a document called enlistment.

Here in The Netherlands I've never had a mandatory medical exam since I was old enough to be able to remember things.

Here in The Netherlands I've never had a mandatory medical exam since I was old enough to be able to remember things.

Requirements must have changed a lot in the past few decades then. On other, older forums, I used to find dozens and dozens of short accounts of the mandatory medical exams conducted in Dutch schools. Many were short and to the point, others recounted events that went just a tad further than you would expect.

But I guess things change everywhere and often fairly rapidly. Must be the case with school exams as well ...

When I first moved to the US and applied for a green card, I had to undergo an exam by a civil surgeon to make sure that I didn't have any transmittable diseases that pose a danger to public health. You can find the medical form and the instructions right here: https://www.uscis.gov/i-693

Has anyone had to go through the exam by the civil surgeon? I only had a brief genital exam and a hernia check, however I discovered a speculum in the exam table's drawer. Since this surgeon only did immigration exams, the female exam must be quite thorough.

I've had 3 pre-participation physicals for sports in school, aged 10, 11, & 13. So, if I wanted to play the sport, I was required to pass the physical. Then I had 2 pre-employment physicals at 25 & 27 years old. Those were done shortly after I was hired but were part of the condition of my employment, that I was told about during my interview process. All involved dropping my shorts for a hernia exam.

It is no longer the case nowadays, but...back in the 1950s / 1960s (when I was a boy / teen here in the UK), school medical examinations were mandatory. I would estimate that normal, healthy boys would have 3 or 4 examinations between c.age 7 and c.age 14 / 15 when many left school in those days. Because I had an ongoing (but gradually improving) condition...I was subjected to a school medical exam (having to strip naked) every single year betwern 1960 and 1970!! Also, I had to have a mandatory full medical examination and X - Rays before University (incorporating an element for entry into the teaching profession.)....,this was back in 1970. I think the main reason was to ensure that prospective teachers did not have TB nor any other disease / condition which could be potentially passed on to their pupils. It was a very thorough physical (which I have posted about on Zity). Yet again it involved total nudity and close examination of intimate areas. I had just turned 18 at the time. Times change and such examinations are no longer required in 2020!!!

Might be slightly different in Scotland Schoolmedsboi. I can only just remember in infants school having to go to exam . I think my mum was there . Stripped down to pants . Probably only about 5 or 6 . The main one was when I was 15 which I have also written about . That was down to pants . Because me and another guy had been slightly younger than most of our year , we were examined one year later than the rest . But I think because it was only the two of us we were done together . So I watched from the back as the other guys pants were removed and his testicles examined . I was interested before but I really think this just accentuated my medfet

@Amunro19....I have no idea about what happens in Scotland at all. I can say with absolute certainty though that (in England at any rate) mass examinations of whole year groups of schoolchildren is now a thing of the past. Plus (another huge shift), I cannot now envisage a situation whereby a doctor would instruct a boy to remove all of his clothes. How times change, eh??

I can't say what happens today obviously, but as someone from north of the border I can vouch that physicals took place at schools in Scotland much later than it sounds like they stopped in England. Mine took place at senior school in the mid 90s to early 00s but hen its always been a different education system and NHS set-up here than down south, even pre devolution.

I've described mine on here loads of times in the past, but briefly we stripped down to our undies in the changing room and then walked down to the gym where the exams took place. Was a station to station type set up starting with them taking basic measurements - height, weight, waist size and blood pressure - having both blood and urine samples taken, and then checking everything out at the various docs, ending up going behind a screen where I was asked to remove my boxers while they checked my genitals.

I had my school medical exams in the 90's, but a lot has changed since then here in the Netherlands. During my school time the medical exams were already not mandatory anymore, except maybe for infants/small children. As a result, only few boys from my class actually went to the exams, or at least they did not admit it by telling me. I can remember that while waiting on the hallway for the doctor to call me into the exam room, I never encountered other boys, so either they scheduled it like that or indeed only few pupils attended.

In my time the exams would involve stripping to your underwear right from the beginning of the exam, followed by the doctor pulling down your undies at some point of the exam and exposing and examining your genitals. In some cases the doctor directed me to step entirely out of my undies and continue the remainder of the exam completely naked. This was all considered to be normal and something you simply had to comply to, also because the doctor and indeed the whole 'institute' of (school) medical exams had some kind of natural authority.

Nowadays, these type of exams would be regarded as highly inapproriate and are completely out of the question. Current (voluntary) school medicals involve mostly questionaires with a lot of attention to psychological aspects . Only weight (with clothes, but no shoes) and length measurements are performed, but there is no undressing and certainly no exposure or examination of the groin. Even for adult examination, the code of conduct for exposure of the groin is that it is only allowed if the patient has complaints and the doctor has specifically asked for permission of the patient.

Since military service has ceased here many years ago, there is also no mandatory military exams anymore (at the age of 17/18 ) like there used to be. For some job subscriptions a mandatory medical exam still exists, but at the most this will require you to remove your shirt for an EKG.

I guess the amount of MedFet-ers from the Netherlands will decline in the coming years as a result.....for me: I would not have wanted to have missed it for a bit!

@medexam .....I think that sums up the general present day situation absolutely perfectly.

Physicals were required to participate in school sports regardless of grade level. Physicals were required for everyone starting in 7th grade. Physicals were required for summer camp. Prior to having to gave physicals all children had to have certain required immunizations so we got a physical when we went for those, even if it wasn’t required.

Many employers have pre-employment medical exams. Some employers require regular physicals. If you are an airline pilot the FAA requires pilots to have regular exams.

Not just Airline Pilots bob, all Pilots but it’s more strict for us commercial Pilots

Many employers have pre-employment medical exams. Some employers require regular physicals. If you are an airline pilot the FAA requires pilots to have regular exams.

All that is true but its mostly about blood pressure and in the case of pilots a lot of vision things. I have had a pilot's med certificate and currently hold one for commercial vehicles and due to cardiac issues and being diabetic it is a pain in the ass. I even got hassled at the DMV

In France, I've experienced:

* Some examinations related to school. In some cases it was possible to opt out and have the examination done by one's regular GP.

I am unsure about the frequency but it was definitely not every year, far from it.

I (vaguely) recall having my briefs pulled down during one such exam in elementary school. The same was done to my son (unsure about the daughter, I was not there).

* "Work medicine". Examinations every four years I think. Checking eyesight and a general examination in underwear.

* Examinations for military service. I had two (complicated story), one of them involved having my testicles palpated.

When I was a child, the mandatory vaccines were given to us at school and not at the doctor's office.

When I was a teenager in school we were forced to go through the doctor to make us a full medical examination.

We were all in a row in a hallway of the school waiting to enter and all very nervous.

They used to start with weight and height, then they listened to our hearts and lungs, to examine mouth and teeth as if we were racehorses, then they looked at our backs and finally they made us lower our underwear to see our genitals.

It was a completely mandatory exam, our parents received a communication from the school when it was going to take place and you couldn't refuse.

I went to school in the 1970s and 1980s in the UK, so my experience is similar to others who have posted. I had annual medicals every year that I was at school. I went to boarding school outside the county I lived in, so was required to be examined each year by a doctor from the local health authority.

When I went to university, I had a medical when I joined the campus practice.

I have never been required to have a pre-employment medical.

Growing up, we always had to get a physical for school every August by our doctor or worse the school physician at the nurse's office for a sport's check up. I didn't like it when the last week of August approached. It I hadn't gone by then it was coming up and might just be told the morning of an exam. Probably better that way, less time to obsess.

Growing up in New Jersey, students had to have a physical exam every year. My mom usually scheduled mine for early August. Until I was 15, I had a male pediatrician, then we moved to a new town. My new pediatrician was female. I was mortified, but also excited to be examined by her.

On the day of the appointment, my mom stayed in the waiting room while the female nurse took me back. After taking my vitals she told me to dress down to my underwear, which in the late 80s were tighty whities. The nurse then left, and I waited until the doctor came. The doctor entered a few moments later, she was in her mid-30s.

After listening to heart and lungs, and then examining my eyes, ears, nose and throat, she sat on a rolling stool in the middle of the room. She told me to stand in front of her. Once I was in front of her, she instructed me to lower my underwear to my knees. She then proceeded to examine my penis and my testicles while explaining the need to give myself as testicular self exam. Following those exams, she gave me a standard hernia exam. When she was done she told me I could pull my underwear back up.

Always got my school physicals in August. Had to have one when I went to fire academy. And got a physical for EMT and Firefighting. I get checked twice a year. Especially since I did 9/11 and had cancer when younger.

In our department, we have them annually.

I had annual physical exams in the Navy Due to my MOS. At work, I was required to get a physical prior to a promotion,although I wasn’t told the reason or even I was up for the promotion.

Well we had a Group physical every year in school. After that exam for military and vocational Training.

I got a physical every year before school started in August. My mom would take me to the doctor. This was in the 50's and doctors were different. He had a small office, one small waiting room, his office, and an examination room. There was no bathroom in his office, it was down the hall. When my mom took me for a physical, the nurse would take us into the exam room and I had to undress to my underwear, I wore tighty whities back then. All I remember the nurse doing was taking us into the room and telling my mother or me to get undressed. The doctor came in and did everything. He would check eyes, ears, throat, abdomen, hernia check, listen to bowel sounds, check for reflexes, etc. If a vaccination was needed, he gave it in the arm. If I was sick, sore throat, ear infection, he would always give me a penicillin shot in the butt. It always happened the same way. He or the nurse would tell me to take my pants and underwear down to my knees and lay down on the table. While that was happening, he was preparing the shot or shots on a table to the right of his exam table. Then He would give the shot or shots in my butt. If the infection was bad enough, he would tell my mother to bring me back in 3 days for another shot. On the return visit, he would just look in my ears or throat, listen to my heart and lungs, and give me the second penicillin shot in the butt. This exact experience happened over and over when I was a child.

I did get an insurance medical; i didn't like seeing an unfamiliar physician. Required to pee while watched and then asked to strip naked, given a gown, and subjected to a physical. Turtled the entire time.

I did get an insurance medical; i didn't like seeing an unfamiliar physician. Required to pee while watched and then asked to strip naked, given a gown, and subjected to a physical. Turtled the entire time.

The insurance company is putting their money/profits on the line.

If you want health, life or disability insurance they want to know you are in decent shape at the start.

The insurance company is putting their money/profits on the line.

If you want health, life or disability insurance they want to know you are in decent shape at the start.

My heart bleeds for them. They rig the game anyway so they always come out ahead.

I got a life insurance/savings policy after I was operated on and had a lung removed. No problem getting one, but the premiums were higher of course. That is how such companies hedge their bets.

I had the last laugh in this case though: the insurance company was betting on me kicking the bucket before the policy matured (when i was 65). But I got there and then some and because I beat their odds, got paid double the amount than if I had passed away before 65. See, with some luck you can beat them at their own game ... ha ha

@Nick321

Turtled the entire time.

What is "turtled"???

What is "turtled"???

To quote Seinfeld, "Like a frightened turtle". Refers to a shrunken penis all shriveled up.