Longest steth exam

What's the longest steth exam you've ever had, either real or play?

The longest stethoscope exam I have ever had was on a physical. I can't recall exactly it was probably 10 minutes. I was 24 at the time my heart rate was 48 resting. The doctor had me do deep knee bends then listened to heart while I was standing sitting laying down etc.

Probably 3-4 minutes in RL. 30 minutes or more in play. Of course the real doctor doesn't listen to nipples, testicles and compare 'penis sounds' flaccid and erect.

About an hour - play.

My longest real exam happened a few years ago and it was one of my favourites. I don't have anything wrong with my heart or anything but my doctor one time had a student with him and so I had my doctor perform his usual stethoscope exam and then he allowed the student to listen and examine my heart . I was then asked to lie down and both of them listened again, and then, to my delight, both of them listened for a few minutes at the same time! I'm sure one of the reasons they listened so long was because my heart was racing like mad. The entire auscultation exam was probably about fifteen minutes.

My longest play exam was easily over an hour. It was quite thorough and included a stress test. I was lucky enough to find someone who was (almost) as interested as I am. Unfortunately, we were not able to be stething partners for very long but that experience will always be a favourite.

The doctor I went to as a kid always had long steth exams; perhaps 15 minutes.

Longest Stethoscope exam (PlayDoc Session); a whole day !!! (with short interruptions). StethPlay is for us the ultimate thing! Stethoscope and sex, we can't get enough, I also play with my Stethoscopes when I'm alone. I take some Stethoscopes with me in my bed when I'm alone, When you wake up and feel the Stethoscope, I have a hard on immediately!

In real life auscultation exams, it's a l w a y s much too short :-(

Aside from playing, its never very long. A few times 60 seconds when having an apical pulse taken (one doctor i saw did that and a few nurses) but usually just a few seconds on two spots or so (aortic and pulmonary usually, my OBgyn does all 4 spots however). How they can tell anything from that short of a listen I've no idea... even when I listen to my husband I have to listen for a good 10 seconds min. to really get the steth adjusted and focus on the beats.

I have noticed at my recent company physicals that steth exams were very short, a few seconds. I have related this to the fact that the doctor had in her hands the result of an ECG. So she must have been well informed of the condition of my heart.

But I remember steth exams were much longer at the school physical I had more than forty years ago. As I was allways very nervous, my heart was beating very fast and on several occasions, the school doctor monitored it, watching her watch as her stethoscope was on a spot on my chest. The result was over 130 beats per minute and considered much too fast by the doctor,

Sadly, my steth exam this past week at the Cardiologist was about 10 sec front and about 20 sec on back. He had a student doctor with him and unfortunately, she didn't listen to my chest. I guess professionals only need to listen just for few seconds to get the heart sound that they are listening for?

I had a good 20 min during a play exam with auscultating, followed by another 10 minutes during sexual stimulation. It was great!

A whole sexual weekend on and off as we steth each other. Always for about a hour as we stimulate each other until the main show begins. It is the trigger and foreplay.

Real I'd have to say 3-4 mins. Play was with my ex, was on and off for quite a while, but easily 30 mins.

Agree that IRL these are getting shorter and shorter which is a huge shame

I have just recieved a call from my GP asking if i would attend the surgery next week to allow four students to examine me, My doctor said to allow 2 hours as each one would examine me in turn in their own to see if they could diagnose my condition, so I could be in for a long stething!

A whole sexual weekend on and off as we steth each other. Always for about a hour as we stimulate each other until the main show begins. It is the trigger and foreplay.

Dr. Dave - exactly as we did in our best days !!! The Stethoscope were always there. We also used them during sex.

What a good time. Thanks for your contribution - it's so stimulating to imagine this.

I can't live without sexy Stethoscopes...

My longest one was close to twenty minutes - but it was a play one. It wasn't just stething though, it was more of a cardiovascular/chest exam.

Longest one I ever had was when I was a child. Used to suffer from asthma (it went away by the time I was in High School) in my nursery/primary school days and had this young female doctor who thoroughly listened to my lungs and breathing for ages. Must've been for at least 25 mins. I loved every second of it. The memories of that exam triggered off a stethoscope fetish that resides within me to this very day.

I had around 1 hour i think

My ears begin to hurt after about 10 minutes, so most of the exams I give are short. Longest a doctor has ever listened was probably about a minute, but it felt much longer.

The women with whom I have played doctor would probably all say that their longest and most thorough stethoscope exam they ever had was the one I gave them.

Longest real one was about 5 minutes, except once when I went to the cardiologist and it was at least 10 minutes.

My longest stethoscope examination was done by my partner who examines me on a daily basis. When she is in a randy mood and is up for it herself, she will go on for what seems an eternity. She is a wonderful, wonderful woman and would have made a great real life doctor. Fantastic, out if this world!!!

When i was a teenager about 17 I had a steth exam that lasted nearly 25mins. The doctor listened resting- standing sitting and lying then had me run on a treadmill, listened during exercise then for the length of the recovery. I remember that my heart was beating fast even before the exercise and it was really pounding for a while after. The room and the steth werenice and cold 😃

That would be my first exam by my old doctor. She was a very kind, older woman who really took her time examining me. I was used to lenghtier exams as a child or teenager, but this lady was really thorough. I remember she had me both sit and lie down and apart from lungs she examined my heart for good four or five minutes.She really was very attentive and I greatly regretted her retirement soon afterwards.

I remember, when I was a child, having a bacteria infection (streptococcus) which affected heart valves.

Everytime I saw my pediatrician he was used to spent several minutes to auscultate....sitting, lying on bed, left position, with and without breathing....

I remember also being incredibily embarrassed because of the presence of my mother and/or my father 😞((

Longest from a real doc was when I was around 10 and had a cough & chest infection he listened to both front and back. Probably no more than 5 minutes in total though.

I don't ever play as a patient now but the stethoscope exams I give are around 35 minutes in total.

I was maybe 10 and was going away to a summer camp for two weeks and a physical was required. It was THIS visit where I found myself nervous walking into exam room. The Doc, a late 50's kinda fella at the time as I remember, probably first took my BP. It was elevated to say the least. My heart was thumping. Then stethed me. I remember laying down but not sitting up. This is the first time that going to dr made me nervous. Been that way ever since. Very long steth session, chest x-Ray, EKG.......The old kind with rubber suction cups......To this day I long for that setup. Amber rubber straps on wrists and ankles......Mmmmmm. Turned out I was fine.......Just nervous.

Next time was for college. Heart POUNDING again. BP first, then had my lie back. Cuff was left on my right arm. I bet he stethed me for 10 damn minutes. Could feel my heart pounding under the stethoscope. At one point he just laid the chest piece on my chest and felt different pulse points as it lay on my chest, him listening intently. Finally finished that and took another BP reading in supine position.

Now I had what he called an "Emergency Room Murmur" Anyone ever heard of that?

Those are the two longest heart exams I've ever had.

Can't say more than two minutes, tops.

In a recent company physical I managed to prolong the exam with the usual combination of curious questions and wide eyed innocence. It seemed to work a treat as the doctor really took her time, explaining every step and lingering nicely with her stethoscope. In general though, stethoscope exams never seem to be anywhere near as long as I'd like them to be....