Specialists and Nudity

Excluding general practitioners, dermatologists, and gynecologists (where nudity is typical), how nude do you get at your specialists, like a GI, orthopedist, endrocinologist, cardiologist, etc.?

To answer: I had to go to the GI a few weeks ago. I was wearing a tight tank and tight jeans. The doctor had me take off the tank and unbutton my jeans in order to exam my tummy. Kinda hot, got to admit.

I'm going for urodynamics testing later this week. For an hour, I'll be naked from the waist down, catheterized, filled with water and observed urinating.

How's that?

Even for my primary care doc, I'm not nude. Specialist examines just what's needed. Urologist just pulls down the pants. GI doc just pulls up shirt, loosens pants. She always does a rectal, but has me lie on the side and pants are minimally lowered.

At the GI, were you examined in bra and jeans?

Depends a lot on the specialist. Dermatologist, yes. Internist, yes. Urologist, yes. orthopedist, no. Neurologist, no.

My endocrinologist always checks heart and lung sounds. she usually slides the stethoscope up underneath if I'm wearing a t-shirt, or has me unbutton the front if its a shirt.

I had a urodynamics study at the urologist yesterday.

"Take everything off below the waist, including your socks, and put this gown on with the opening in the back."

"Do I need the gown?"

"Not if you don't want it, it just gets in the way."

No gown for me! Just my tee shirt and some hospital shoe covers on my bare feet.

Urologist usually just has me lower my pants but for smore procedures I am stripped to the.

GI specialist had me strip everything and cover with a drape for the first exam. His PA examines me in my underwear.

Orthopedist had me leave on my boxer shorts but for the x-rays the nurse gave me a gown and had me take off the shorts.

Endocrinologist does not have take anything off.

Cardiologist has me take off my shirt for an EKG.

Skyler.alex there are occasions when you may be asked to disrobe for various examinations by specialist doctors. Commonly for cardiology appointments, most cardiologist will ask a woman to remove their bra for a full cardiac assessment and for an ECG (EKG). the same may apply to a respiratory consultant. As responders have mentioned for a dermatological assessment the dermatologist will ask you to remove your clothing and underwear in order to perform the exam, as the entire skin should be observed for anything suspicious ( this include the breast, pelvic area and buttocks). With regards to endocrinologist they are usually more concern with blood work rather than a physical exam , but may palpate various abdominal organs. With respect to the Orthopedic doctors for hip problems , usually a gown and underwear, for chest, sternum or ribs problems then topless with or without a bra.

With regards to an Abdominal exam we were taught to exposed the patient from the waist up, women are allowed to keep their bras on and usually we ask then to remove their trousers or skirt and cover their underwear ( knickers) with a drape. If they are wearing a dress they we ask them to undress and put on a gown. So You GI doctor acted appropriately.

Urologist varies. Sometimes he just gets me to lie down and my top comes upto my bra and my trousers down my hips . That's if he just does an abdo exam. If he wants to do anything else im asked to remove everything below the waist . Sometimes a gown is given . Mostly im just there in my top half clothes. <

/p>At the respiratory consultant he always auscultates with the bra on as much as he can and then he asks me to remove it . He then carries out the heart exam and then auscultates front and back. I'm never given a gown or drape .

Nephrology he just gets me to lift my top up to my bra and lower my trousers to just below my hips .

My only experience here is with a urologist. On my first visit i stood in front of him and lowered my pants and underwear. On a return visit i took off my pants and underwear and sat on the table covered by a sheet.

I've been naked in front of the endocrinologist, urologist and the GP.

The endocrinologist undressed me to take my measurements and evaluate my genitals.

I have been seen both by an urologist and a gastroenterologist. For all of my appointments with the urologist, I was asked to remove all my clothes below my waist. When I was at the gastroenterologist, one time I was asked to remove all my clothes; other times, either just loosen my pants, or remove them, but leave my tightie whities on.

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My ophthalmologist has me remove my glasses.

My podiatrist has me remove shoes and socks.

My endocrinologist also has me remove shoes and socks.

Cardiologist removes nothing unless doing an EKG.

My dentist has me remove my wallet.

I always thought it would be nice to go to an erotic dentist. Being nude and/or played with while in the chair would take my mind off the drill. A nude dentat assistant would be fine.

For my colonoscopies, i take my shirt off because i'll get warm under the gown. When i had knee surgery, i had to remove everything & wear a short gown. I was no doubt exposed while lying down if anyone looked sideways under my gown. For knee exams with my orthopedist, i always just wore regular shorts.

It was 25 years ago, but at my first colonoscopy, I was completely nude. The couple since then, they gave me a gown.

It was 25 years ago, but at my first colonoscopy, I was completely nude. The couple since then, they gave me a gown.

Why did you have a colonoscopy in your 20s?

Why did you have a colonoscopy in your 20s?

I honestly think time travel (and perhaps aliens) is involved. There's just no other way to account for the discrepancies in these stories.

No BS. Just honest sharing.

Why did you have a colonoscopy in your 20s?

Blood in the toilet, digestive problems, and a history of colon cancer in the family. If nothing else, I wanted a baseline. No problems since.