RL Disrobing Instructions

Does anyone share this fetish?

I LOVE it when the doctor or medical staff give me whatever instructions for disrobing. This morning I had a repeat colonoscopy. I was shown to a gurney in a curtained cubicle. On the gurney was a pillow, blanket, absorbent pad, gown and plastic bag for my clothes. Surrounding the gurney were the usual computers and monitors, the EKG leads and pulse oximeter sensor were draped over the bed rail.

The nurse told me to take everything off except my docks, put my clothes in the bag, leave my shoes on the floor, put the gown on with opening in the back and get under the blanket. I followed those instructions to the letter, enjoying being nude while I rolled my clothes into the bag. I noticed that there were gaps where the curtain didn't meet the wall or the curtain for the next cubicle. Nobody passed, but it was exciting anyway. It was the same nurse and cubicle as last time a couple of months ago.

I also loved being awake and alert for the procedure, but that's a whole other story.

I agree. I love the instructions I receive for undressing in preparation for a physical. I like recalling the exact words that the doctor or his staff member uses for these instructions. My preference is that the instruction comes directly from the doctor and that it be delivered as harshly,insensitively,and condescendingly as possible. My favorite instruction is "strip to your shorts."

Definitely. I can still remember my first medical when I was told to go behind the screen and take everything off except my underpants. As a first time I was a major turn on taking all my clothes off with a doctor and nurse waiting for me to walk back round. I can still remember walking round the screen in just a pair of black briefs with a red stripe. I sat immediately on a chair next to the doctors desk who then asked me to stand and the exam began.

My doc does the full history/questionnaire piece, and then stands up and opens a drawer, pulls out the gown and hands it to me and says "Ok...let's get to the exam. Everything off including underwear and socks, and put this on with the opening in the back. I'll be back in a few minutes.", and then steps out while I disrobe. I always really enjoy it.

I am assigned a new residency physician every few years. It is basically the same verbiage. "I'm going to step out for a few minutes. Please disrobe. You can leave your underwear on. Do you prefer a gown?" I always decline.

My current doctor, who I love... Does not give me any such instructions. He has me undress as he goes thru the exam. I'm fine with his ways. Because it doesnt waste my time and it doesnt leave me with time to become nervous at all.

I agree - The instructions are the hottest part of the exam.

My current doctor always takes me back to the exam room himself and says, "Ok, right in here, everything off except your underwear, including your socks, and have seat on the table. Ill be back in a few minutes."

He does the history with me in briefs.

At the start of one of my annual physicals a few years ago, an attractive young female nurse gestured toward the paper gown that was folded neatly on the exam table, and said "Here's your new outfit." It seemed as though she was leering at me as she said that.

I actually kind of liked it.

I totally agree, this is definitely one of the hottest parts of an exam! My current family doctor has never given me a full examine, I've always been fully clothed for her, so I'm not sure how her procedures work. But that's also another fun part, I never know when or how it's going to happen. Will the nurse tell me to get undressed, gown or just underwear, will I just have to remove clothes as we go, will the nurse be present...??? Not knowing and constantly wondering is great! It leaves me anxious, nervous, and excited all at the same time.

Always love going to the dermatologist too. "I need you to take everything off, opening in the back, and have a seat here on the table. The sheet goes over your lap." I know that at the end of the exam I'll be standing on the sheet with butt hanging out, the nurse will be standing in front of me pulling the bottom of my gown out away from me and up, while the doctor is kneeling to the side and staring at my junk. Gotta love it...!!!

For physicals the nurse tells me to remove clothing, LEAVE YOUR UNDERWEAR ON she demands, and put gown on with the opening in the back. I just nod and remove my clothes, not wearing underwear anyway. Who is she to assume I was? ;-)

The derm nurse tells me that I should remove my clothing and sit on the table with the sheet over my lap. She adds she will return with the doctor. They both look surprised when they come in and see me naked with the still folded sheet across my lap. I want to tell them, its about to come off for the full body skin exam anyway, so whats the difference?

They both look surprised when they come in and see me naked with the still folded sheet across my lap. I want to tell them, its about to come off for the full body skin exam anyway, so whats the difference?

Often, I think medical modesty originates with the professionals. Having taught several heath related topics, currently physical exam skills at a medical school, I find that the professionals-to-be tend to be squeamish about the body and assume the patient shares their feelings. That attitude infects the patient who has an ingrained desire to please the authority figures.

It leads to inadequate health care. I remember the days when a physical was done in underwear. This incidentally allows the examiner to observe the patient's body and skin. THAT'S what real health care is about. It's an additional benefit that it meets my fetish needs.

The exact wording and procedures vary depending on which nurse is working that day. But for a full physical, generally the nurse for my internist first records my vitals with me fully clothed and then usually does the ECG. For that she has me remove my shirt and T-shirt but my pants and everything else stay on. Once she finishes with that, she opens a drawer under the exam table and pulls out a cloth gown (still in its own plastic bag) and also a folded paper drape. As she opens the plastic bag containing the gown, she tells me to remove everything and put on the gown so that it opens and ties in the back. She then shows me the folded paper drape and tells me I can place it over my legs. Then she'll say something like "you can leave your underwear on."

I don't bother with gowns. I've always hated them and while I have worn them in the past, I generally don't wear them -- certainly not for a full physical with a doctor that I've seen several times before. Once the nurse leaves, I go ahead and strip completely, including removal of my socks and underwear. She did say to remove EVERYTHING, right? How could leaving ones underwear on be the same as removing everything? I've never understood that. Either you're removing everything, including your underwear, or you're not. And she did say I *can* leave my underwear on. That means it's optional and my choice. Anyway, now fully nude, I take a seat on the exam table and place the still folded paper drape over my lap. My doctor arrives and first goes over my medical history with me sitting on the table just like that. Once she completes a full review of my history she begins her hands-on exam. I generally don't remove the paper drape immediately, but once she gets to the point where I'm laying on the table and she's doing my abdominal exam, it generally gets pushed out of the way or removed completely. Certainly by the time I'm standing in front of her for the genital and hernia exam, it's wadded up in a little paper ball and tossed on the table.

For a full body exam by my dermo, the routine is very similar. The nurse first goes over my history, medications and any concerns first with me fully clothed. Then she gets out a gown and paper drape and tells me to remove everything and put the gown on, opening in the back. Lately she says that I *can* leave my underwear on. I do remember in the past that the nurse there would always instruct me to take my underwear off too -- that must be a change in the office policy or just a change in the way the newer nurses do things. But once again, I strip completely and just sit there with the paper drape covering me. Once my dermo comes in, with the same female nurse, I usually lift the drape out of the way and set it aside. I know that one way or another, my dermo and her nurse will soon see every inch of my skin, so I prefer to just get the uncovering over with right away.

I am usually told evrything off except your sox I love hearing those words! sometimes the nurse will stay and "help" me i secretly love this even tho it is embarassing. her vattitude is we are both girls and she is going to be helping doc anyway! lol if she only knew! linda

This may sound dumb, but what does RL stand for?

This may sound dumb, but what does RL stand for?

Not dumb - RL = Real Life, not play

I wouldnt clasify it as a singular fetish, however I do have to admit that disrbbing does turn me on

This is definitely one of my favorite parts. I am still waiting to be told to strip completely and put the gown on. I am always told to keep my underwear on.

This is one of my favorite parts of my Physical!After taking my vitals,the nurse takes a gown out of the drawer and says"ok,go ahead and take everything off including your underwear and put the gown on open in the back.She'll be in shortly".

I, too, enjoy the instructions. especially at a new clinic or a new provider. Once, i was at a new office, and the nurse passed me a gown, "ok, get undressed,"... not strip, get undressed.

This was said as she laid the lube and gloves out.

NO mystery,...

For normal exams, it is "strip as you go." Remove your shirt to steh and palpate the heart, lungs, and abdomen. "Undo your pants" to palpate the abdomen, "Stand up and lower your pants and underwear" for the GU and DRE, etc.

If I am having a procedure like a colonoscopy, it is "Remove all your clothes and pot on this gown."

At my previous primary care doc, it was take everything off and wrap yourself in the [scratchy] paper sheet. At my current primary care doc, it's take everything off except your underpants and put on this [one size fits none] gown. When my former wife saw her primary care, it was take off your blouse and loosen your slacks. And if the nurse knew she was going to give her a shot at the end of the exam, she told her, "we'll get your slacks and panties down in just a bit."

What is the point of being told to undress completely but keep your underwear on under the gown? Has anyone figured this out? I had just one doctor for a short time who told me to get undress to my underpants and put on a gown. Didn't see the point, especially when it came to the genital and rectal exams where I had to hold up the gown in the front while trying to get my briefs down. All of my other doctors have been either "strip completely and put on the gown, no underwear" types or "strip to your underpants only" types.

Per the type of exam, procedure, per how much I am asked to disrobe. Disrobing is something I always look forward to. Added bonus if I need assistance due to an injury such as injured shoulder that is dislocated at time of exam and waiting to have it reduced or convalescing an injured shoulder etc.

I believe that the reason that the reason for keeping the underpants on is that others come in and out of the room (EKG techs, etc.) and it does provide a little privacy for the patient. It seems to me that exam rooms are getting smaller and and smaller. Years ago, the exam tables were positioned so you could not see them (and the patient on them) when the door was opened, but today that is impossible.

What is the point of being told to undress completely but keep your underwear on under the gown? Has anyone figured this out? I had just one doctor for a short time who told me to get undress to my underpants and put on a gown. Didn't see the point, especially when it came to the genital and rectal exams where I had to hold up the gown in the front while trying to get my briefs down. All of my other doctors have been either "strip completely and put on the gown, no underwear" types or "strip to your underpants only" types.

I believe that it's a throwback to the days before exam gowns. Years ago, you stripped to your underwear for the exam with the underwear being removed only when necessary.

For most people, it's the last vestige of modesty during the exam.

Doctors seem to be inconsistent in their practices on what their patients wear for physical exams. Going to a new doctor for a complete physical is guesswork until the doctor or nurse tells you how much to strip down. Other than that some specialists don't require patients to fully undress because a specialty exam is limited to whatever the medical complaint is, a comprehensive physical exam routine should be a very consistent medical practice. I don't count family physicians as comprehensive physical exam providers because I have never had one who had the time to do a complete physical that involved undressing. I'm not blaming them for that as they are better suited for 10 minute appointments for mildly ill people. Undressing is obviously important to a physical or else the group sports exams when I was a boy would not have involved everyone undressing to underpants so that the doctors could actually see the patients' skin and any obvious problems. It would have been quicker to just have all of the boys with the shirts off and then a quick drop of the pants for a hernia exam but that was never the best practice, even for quick group exams.

I once had a hot young woman doctor who took my history with me fully clothed. Then she took out a gown and asked me to get undressed. "You can leave your underwear on," she said, while she tapped on her hip with one hand. I think some people might think that underwear includes an undershirt.

To respond to others who ask what the point is of wearing underwear under a gown: this is a big deal for those of us with symptoms such as urinary leakage. I don't care if the doctor sees me naked, but I don't want to drip on his/her exam table.

Agreed. if you are going to strip and put on a gown makes no sense why you would be wearing under the gown. either strip completely nude and put on a gown or strip completely nude.

I think the idea behind wearing underwear under a gown is it gives you (or at least it gives me) a sense of retaining at least some of my modesty for a little while, as well as gives some sort of comfort to the setting. Wearing my underwear under the gown feels like I somehow have a second layer of defense to hide my dignity behind. I don't feel as much on display as I do when I'm not wearing my underwear. Even though the act of dropping my drawers and exposing myself, let alone being instructed to do so, is embarrassing or humiliating, it is less so than being naked under the gown the entire time. Even with no underwear, the gown needs to be moved out of the way or removed altogether, so there is still that awkwardness no matter what. In my mind, when I am sitting there naked with only a gown on, that is all that the doctor and nurse are thinking about at that moment. That only a thin sheet of fabric is keeping them from staring at my penis. That at any moment it will make it's appearance. I know that is not actually what is going through their minds, probably never even enters it... but it is in mine! Also, apparently unlike many people here on zity, I still usually wear underwear. So being able to wear a very personal piece of clothing that belongs to me under the gown gives me a sense of comfort... Kind of like a security blanket.

Don't get me wrong... I still LOVE the nudity, embarrassment, and nervousness of most everything medical!!!! It's one of the best parts of medfet! And I understand the medical reasoning behind not wearing underwear under the gown: it speeds up the exam, it's more efficient, they get in the way, they're going to have to come off eventually, etc. And for those doctors / nurses that request that I "Remove everything. Opening in the back", I gladly take off my skivvies before donning the gown. But wearing my underwear under a gown definitely reduces the anxiety I feel during a medical procedure or setting.

Yep -- I love it. Obviously I'm not happy that I'm in need of a full physical, since it means there's some sort of health issue, but naked in front of someone? Excellent!