Examination

I am having a physical examination in a few weeks. This is not my annual gyno exam but a complete physical by my primary care doc. What is she going to do? This is a new dr and I need this exam for work. I love the sensations at the drs office but am always nervous at the same time... thoughts? input?

Good luck, please share all the details when you return!

I need this exam for work. thoughts? input?

You're likely to submit blood & urine samples for a drug screening among other things. So if you do indulge, stop any drug use right away, especially pot

Keep spare clean underwear with you, just in case.

Focus on the sensations, and it should calm your nerves a bit.

I got lost with it's "by your primary care doc" but "this is a new dr.". But they'll get your medical history, ask about meds you may be taking, & you'll probably get examined head to toe.

Good luck !

Fetishchck is difficult to say really what the exam would entail , especially as its work related. Work related physicals can be either very through or very cursory, it all depends on what your employers want with regards to a physical . But most usually follow this type of pattern.

Basic Checkups

They will record your weight, blood pressure, pulse and temperature. You will then answer a number of questions regarding any medications or supplements you might be taking. Your doctor might ask questions regarding depression symptoms, changes in mood and behavior, and how you deal with stress and if you smoke.

Alcohol and Drug Tests

Alcohol and drug tests have become standard in many companies, and you might be asked to undergo one. Alcohol and drug tests can be performed in a number of ways. Breathalyzers, blood tests, urine tests, hair testing and even mouth swaps are all options. The chosen method depends on what the employer is looking for and how fast the results are needed.

Physical Examination

Your doctor will also check your reflexes, range of motion (and joint health), heart health and respiratory function, hearing issues and pupil dilation. All of these basic checks can help give your doctor a more accurate picture of your health status.

Now as Healthy44 stated:

I got lost with it's "by your primary care doc" but "this is a new dr."

As you mentioned its a new doctor and a work related physical . It gets a bit muddled here so they may ask about your last pap and may include breast exam and Pap test.

I have had two work referred medical exams. One was basically just go an give us a urine sample while the other was more intense, namely, I was given a gown and told to "undress fully" whereupon I was weighed and seen by a nurse practitioner who did a fairly complete exam. My point is that I didn't know that the extent of the exam had anything to do with the employer back then. I just assumed it was the medical facility. My only option was go along or risk being held out of compliance for the potential job.

Lately in Columbus, some Docs are demanding a urine check for nicotine. Surgeons who do stomach lap band procedures and other elective surgeries are telling patients that if they test positive for nicotine, the procedure will be cancelled. I believe this is called "Black Mail". Patients are using substances that are legal, taxed beyond belief and until a few years ago, 50% of the population used them.

What's next? If your blood lipids are too high, or blood sugar too high, you're rejected? And what about patients with peripheral vascular disease who have been prescribed the capsule Nicobid by their physicians? Are they condemned to the dung heap as other users of tobacco?

Jimmyt44...That is becoming a very grey area internationally,it's become a double edged sword...The same applies to liquor or just about anything a dollar (or other currency) can be extracted from...User pays !

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