Pregnancy play exams

Just curious to know if anyone has performed a play exam on a pregnant lady.

How did you find it?

What did you do differently?

Hi loobyloo,

I have enjoyed the pleasure of a real "play" pregnancy exam...How did I find it ??..very hot actually !!...moreso as the pregnant woman was in the latter stage & beautifully distended...breasts full...sensitive nipples,which I liked flicking...pinch rolling...plucking...eventually pumping her to orgasm...as did the recto vaginal (gloved) bring her off.

Not having an exam table at my disposal I had to improvise utilizing a bench I had made & suited for the purpose....

At that time my instrument collection was minimal compared to what it is today.

I've never had the opportunity to examine a pregnant patient, but I hope to someday. I would like to know, though -- are there any particular safety issues I should be aware of, and if so, at what stage(s) of the pregnancy? My guess is that it would still be safe to do a normal abdominal exam, speculum exam, bimanual, and rectovaginal/rectal, but I'd like to be sure.

I am glad you enjoyed it Australian 😃 glad that she enjoyed it too

Dr Chad, don't do a speculum exam and certainly don't touch the cervix with anything. Don't press hard on the stomach, you aren't going to feel anything on her abdomen, the baby will be in the way and definitely not a bimanual! You do that to feel the cervix, ovaries and uterus. Do not touch any of them in a pregnant lady, no matter what stage.

The further along in the pregnancy the harder she will find it to get into different positions. One good thing you could try if she is in the last 2 months, try find the babies heart beat. You may pick mums up but trying to find babies would be fun, just don't press to hard!

I've done pelvics on many a pregnant woman. I'm always careful to not disturb the cervix. The usual reason to do a pelvic in early pregnancy is to evaluate vaginal bleeding. Late in pregnancy this can be due to a placenta previa or an abruptio. These are both emergency situations. When the patient is in labor frequent exams are done to evaluate how the delivery is coming but all in all there is nothing erotic about it. It's usually pretty scary.

Yes they are done but by qualified staff that can deal with and have the needed equipment should anything go wrong.

I had my cervix stitched during pregnancy, I wouldn't ever allow anyone to touch it that wasn't medically trained in obstetrics or reproductive medicine.

There's nothing scary about being in labour and having everything looked at. You just want the pain to go away!