Does YOUR REAL doctor ever ask about masturbation?

Never been asked that.

Yes in reference to an anxiety medication that I had multiple side effects while on. He asked if the medication caused drop in sex drive or delay in ejaculation. I said that it did, ejaculation took a long time. He said, during masturbation and I said yes. He put me on med that didn't have sexual side effects.

Nope never been asked. The most explicit question I was asked was if I ever had sex with another female when I donated blood once; to see if I had the chance of HIV or AIDS, I suppose.

No. That might come off as too unprofessional, I think, unless you are discussing a sexual issue. Even so, the most personal question I've been asked (by multiple doctors, no less) is, "Are you circumcised?" This was mostly during my teen years when I seemed to have a new doctor every year even though I kept going to the same practice.

Which was a weird question to ask when they later did a genital exam anyway. They would've found out by themselves...

I've never had it come up, even in a discussion about ED.

Never deen asked.

Only time I could see it being legit would be in a discussion about premature/delayed orgasm or possibly ED (but even then it probably wouldn't come up). "Do you have a problem during solo activities" kind of thing.

Other than that it shouldn't matter. "are you sexually active" "how many partners" sort of thing covers what they need to know.

Never. Surely breaking ethical practice if they do?

Never.

No never. My urologist had ask me if I have any pain while I'm erect and if my penis is straight up or to the side but never about masturbation.

Never directly about masturbation. Like the previous comment, my urologist does ask me about if I have any pain when erect. And I have been asked before if I am sexually active. But I think that is to see if there is any reason for me to get tested for STDs.

I think it would be highly unprofessional - and highly unlikely, that a real doctor would ask that question of almost any patient. There probably is that 1 in a 10,000 situation where it might be asked.. but a very rare occurrence.

Come to think of it when I was at school I had a physical and the doctor examined my foreskin.

I'd never had a doctor examine my penis before so it came as a shock.

And he asked if I had problems masturbating.

I was maybe 15 at the time.

Not at a normal physical with my doctor, but in a screening physical for a heart study, I was asked if I'm sexually active and how often I had intercourse to ejaculation or masturbated to ejaculation in a week.

I once sought out help from, shall we say, a certain 'doctor.' She (no not a Domme this time, just an old bag with a shingle) asked me at what age I started jerking it, and what age of my first 'nocturnal emission' (cream dream). I replied around age 8 / third grade, and she deemed this to be relatively 'normal.'

To this day I think she enjoyed asking me those questions more than she found them useful in a clinical sense.

No never been asked that by any Dr.,, in this age we live in , the exams are so basic and so fast that the Dr barely talks at all. have viewed exams from various girlfriends , the experience was much of the same, The wants to get in and out fast.

About 15 years ago I had some problems which turned out to be prostate congestion. At that time, my doctor did ask about frequency of ejaculation. In response, I mentioned that my marriage had been sexless for the past year. She then asked if I masturbated and if so how often.

One time doctor at hospital asked me, but it wasn't my common doctor. I was very surprised, but I told him trurh.

As an adult, I have never been asked about this by any doctor. Nor, not surprisingly, was I ever asked about it as a prepubescent child. Nor was I asked about it as a teen- with one exception.

When I was 16, I was examined by a school doctor who went way over the limit in terms of what was acceptable, proper during a routine school medical. Before this exam, I had 8 prebious school medicals - and, afterwards, a further school medical and then a pre - university medical. Yes...I wound up naked in all of those exams, but the first part was always conducted in my underwear. Yes, my genitals and anus were inspected. It was embarrassing, but I have always thought that it was done properly and objectively.

This particular doctor insisted that I strip totally naked from the outset. Furthermore, he most definitely watched me undressing. It made me feel uneasy. He did the routine things common to most exams. But...he did a lot of non routine things. For example, getting me to walk around in certain ways..to do bends, flexes and stretches. To do PT exercises like Star Jumps, sit ups, push ups etc....watching me intensely the whole time.

Finally, he spent an extremely long time examining my genitals and anal area. Parting my butt cheeks etc. Fondling my balls and stroking my penis ( retracting the foreskin several times ). He asked lots of very personal and embarrassing questions of a sexual nature. Yes, he certainly asked about masturbation, 'wet dreams' and whether or not I had had sexual intercourse with a girl yet. I told him I was still a virgin. It was all horribly embarrassing and quite upsetting. Of course, I did not ever dare tell anyone about it. Just 'buried' the experience for well over 40 years or so.

I can't really imagine a time when would need to ask but if did I would happily be truthful and inform them almost daily.

My voice was very late breaking during puberty and at 17 I went to the GP to get it checked out

As part of his assessment of my development he asked various questions including whether I produced sperm, he then confirmed it was through masturbation

On being referred to a specialist at the hospital a similar question was asked

My urologist asks every time--I have Ed--he insists I must ejaculate several times a week to remain healthy.

I’ve never been asked this as part of a medical history, but once when I was experiencing a lot of pain during sex my doctor delicately asked if I noticed the same thing if I was alone. I can’t imagine a doctor straight out asking about masturbation, but asking about sexual function seems reasonable. Things like loss of libido or pain can be a symptom of various medical conditions, plus it’s important to quality of life.

The latest advice, no matter your age, is for males to ejaculate at least 21 times a month. It helps prevent prostate cancer. It looks like masturbation is back on the table boys.

Never been asked by any Dr.

I never was asked about that, if a doctor would do I would just leave.

Sounds like another fantasist question

Never asked about masturbation. Closest any Doc has ever come was a Doctor who asked if I was still sexually active. Replied “yes” and no further questions.

If they asked jyst ask them what kind of person dont got to love youe slef sometimes

Yes my urologist asks me. It’s just a yes/no answer and I don’t make eye contact with him when I answer.