Ladies, what kind of exam table does your gynecologist have?

Multi-purpose exam table with the pull-out stirrups? Something more specific to gynecology with dedicated knee supports? Or maybe one of those sleek electric models that that automatically gets you in position for your pelvic examination? Tell me what kind of table your doctor has and what it's like to lie on that table and be positioned for your exam.

I assume its a standard table but has padded leg and foot supports. Its also has softer padding.

My doctor has a standard table with metal stirrups. It isn't uncomfortable except for the embarrassment of the exam itself.

My wife's gyn has the standard table with the stirrups already extended. There is also a dedicated ultrasound room with attached knee supports.

My wifes provider has box tables with pull out stirrups that are generally already extended in most of the exam rooms (I think they have 5 rooms) and knee crutch stirrups in one of the 5 rooms.

At home I have a box table with pull out stirrups and knee crutches, and a female procedure chair. The chair is a wild ride.

My gynecologist has a regular exam table with stirrups and I love being on his table with him examining me and I love all the touching he does when he positions me for me exams

My gynecologist has a standard exam table with the stirrups that pull out from under. Pretty much a typical exam table found in most doctor's offices in the US. While the visit is about my health care and ensuring all is well, I do enjoy being up on his exam table with feet in the stirrups.

My doctor has regular exam table with pull out stirrups and a couple of the knee support ones. But I have never been in the ones with the knee supports. I have only seen them in passing.

My doctor has a standard table with stirrups. Doesn't seem to be extra padding or anything like that, and never have I encountered a set up that had some type of foot warmers or padding for my feet either (now that would be nice).

Lying on the table itself is fine. The only uncomfortable part is the exposure, and all the times you're told to scoot down. Every time it feels like I'm going to slide all the way off the table.

Multi-purpose with stirrups... i'm dying to experience a table with knee supports or a fancy motorized one.

My doctor has a multi use table. It is used for gyno exams but also delivering babies.

My gynecologist has a standard table with metal stirups, nothing very special.

My old gynecologists always had the modern chairs with the foot rests. I recently went to a new gynecologist. She is quite young (late 30s) and seems very forward thinking and modern so I was surprised to see that she had a chair with knee rests. I hadn’t been examined in one of those in years. The last time I’ve been on that kind of chair I was 18 or 19 and the doctor was older and a bit old-fashioned.

I enjoyed the experience on the older chair though! I felt really exposed but it was easier to relax with the knee rests.

My old gynecologists always had the modern chairs with the foot rests. I recently went to a new gynecologist. She is quite young (late 30s) and seems very forward thinking and modern so I was surprised to see that she had a chair with knee rests. I hadn’t been examined in one of those in years. The last time I’ve been on that kind of chair I was 18 or 19 and the doctor was older and a bit old-fashioned.

I enjoyed the experience on the older chair though! I felt really exposed but it was easier to relax with the knee rests.

Did you ask her why she uses the old fashioned model?

Mine has a regular exam table with stirrups that pull out from the bottom of the table. Same type found in my family doctor's office.

Mine has a regular table. Tan padding with white paper. The head of the table is in the corner. It extends diagonal toward the middle of the room. It has a paper covered pillow on it. Because they care about my comfort lol

Last time the stirrups were hidden. They had covers on them that were ads for some kind of birth control. Morally I don’t feel good about advertisements in the exam room. But whatever. Not my practice. Speculums were in a drawer under it.

I love it when the stirrups clang into place. It’s like hearing a gun cock in a movie. You know the action is coming.

To the right are two chairs. On the all they have a bo monitor and one of those scopes you use to look in ears. Why they have that? I have no idea. No gyn has ever looked on my ears, but almost every exam room has one of these on the wall. To the left is the snake light and a counter with a sink and a computer. Next to it is a trash can to toss your drape/ gown.