Hospital gowns

I have two exam/hospital gowns for play. One is open and ties in the back and the other is a front opening tie gown which I personally love

I have two exam/hospital gowns for play. One is open and ties in the back and the other is a front opening tie gown which I personally love

I could imagine where they hand the patients one gown for each. Then once done examining one side, ask the patient to change gowns, making it easier to examine the other side. The patient gets to feel potentially exposed and vulnerable on each side

The vast majority of doctor's offices use paper gowns and drapes. They use and throw away. If they were to use cloth they would need a laundry facility and more labor to wash, fold and store.

In a hospital you are usually in a gown for a longer time so they can not use paper and they either have laundry facility or contract the laundry services out.

And I agree there is definitely a very arousing feeling seeing a female in a

gown knowing they are naked underneath.

Now young lady change into this gown for me and have a seat at the end of the table and we will start your exam.

Hospital gowns can be embarrassing and uncomfortable; however, I find them cute (either on others or on myself). I’ve had and seen them in a variety of medical settings, and I enjoy them in play as well. My favorite are the standard white/blue gowns that open in the back.

Up until i was in the hospital a few years back, I didn't have a ton of experience with gowns. I had actually never been nude underneath one before that. I had worn them in a few settings but usually had on pants or underwear underneath.

In the hospital of course, I got to wear one for 6 days straight. Well, of course not the same one, I did get a clean one every day. I mostly wore the IV style gown with the snaps on the shoulders. It was sized pretty well for me and actually was fairly comfortable. The other gown they gave me was a standard, but very very large bariatric gown. Yes I'm a pretty large dude but this thing was like wearing a king sized bed sheet. I didnt like that one as much because all the extra fabric tended to get bunched up a lot.

One thing I did notice too was how easily the bottom would ride up while I laid in bed. I'm kind of a restless sleeper too, and I would kick the blankets off at night. In the process of my restlessness the gown would ride up just about to the top of my thighs. I don't know 100% for sure but I have to gather that just about anyone that walked in at that point got a full view of me down there, and I didn't even realize it.

I also find hospital gown to be arousing especially the one that tied on the back and not cover your back fully. I never had chance to wear ones except for quick chest xray required for my boarding school admissions, and it only require you to remove your top. The other two chest xray for my college and university admission, I was provided with a button at the front hospital gown.

But last year, I was sent to get a full xray for my spine, as my gp suspected slip disc due to my prolonged back pain. It was the first time I was required to undress fully except for my panties and they provided me with the tied at the back gown. As I am a plus size woman, it is a bit difficult for me to tied the gown myself, so the personnel at the lab help me to tied it, and I was sure she got to see the back of my bodies with only the panties left covering my butt. It was indeed embarrassing yet make me feel some kind of excitement.

The rear ties are really designed for practicality for patients in bed. Not so good for the ambulatory patient!

A glimpse of a bottom in a gown is always good though.

As I am a plus size woman, it is a bit difficult for me to tied the gown myself, so the personnel at the lab help me to tied it, and I was sure she got to see the back of my bodies with only the panties left covering my butt. It was indeed embarrassing yet make me feel some kind of excitement.

That sounds very erotic to me. I love a glimpse of panties under the gown.

I had a heart surgery recently and I found out why they have snaps at the top. I was on the table and they just undid it and pulled it down to my waist. Hospital gowns are designed for easy access not patient comfort or modesty.

I was in the hospital a little over a year ago. I was pretty sick so I stayed more than a week. I didn't feel well at all and didn't really care about much so suffice it to say I was walking around with my gown open quite a bit. I was in the room of course, so only the nurses saw me. But once after I went to the bathroom, I was washing my hands at the sink (it was in the room) and I was holding it closed with my knee against the counter top. About halfway through it slipped and my whole back was exposed to my roommate and his poor wife. Nobody said anything but it was pretty embarrassing. Eventually, I was moved to a different room and was leaving the room when I asked the nurse if she'd tie the gown closed. She did. But I wonder if they expected me to walk down the hallway with my bare butt showing. Maybe they did. It was showing all week long. And yes, they open and ride up during sleep so I wonder it my butt was peeking out from the covers.

@Moppys_ jalopy:

I had a heart surgery recently and I found out why they have snaps at the top. I was on the table and they just undid it and pulled it down to my waist. Hospital gowns are designed for easy access not patient comfort or modesty.

True, it certainly isn't for patient modesty.

How is your recovery?

True, it certainly isn't for patient modesty.

How is your recovery?

Had a defillibrator put in so quick in and out. Doing fine thanks for asking.

For the most part, when I’ve been in a hospital gown, I’ve at least started with my panties on under it. And most of the gowns I’ve worn have been tied so when I stand/walk, my bum is not visible. But I’m sure the possibility exists that someone has been able to see, unbeknownst to me.

I had surgery yesterday and for me, I’m 5’6” and 127 lbs, I always find the gowns to be huge on me. Once I was taken to a room a nurse gave me a gown and told me to take everything off and put on the gown. My friend was with me and he walked around to help tie the back for more coverage. I ended up telling him not to bother since I figured they’d lower the top portion to cath me anyways. I was wrong, they inserted the cath in my groin. Not having the gown tied still helped the nurse who proceeded to lift the gown and sterilize my groin once I was on the OR table haha!

I'll be wearing one 24 hours from now when I am scheduled for a routine colonoscopy. Sadly, I will be sedated for the event. But I do enjoy lying in the bed talking to the various nurses and doctors wearing nothing but the gown.

I note @wino_v2 that you have no interest in enemas as I do. I am on the colonoscopy 5 year plan due to my mother's death from colon cancer and am intrigued by lying in bed in nothing but a gown also. But, in the paperwork that has to be generated for the procedure it states that "enemas may be given". That gives me thrill shivers. I have often been tempted to ask a attending nurse about that but alas, will likely remain the eternal "chicken".

Sadly, I will be sedated for the event. B.

That leaves what went on during, up to your imagination.......

I have one coming in February with a new (also female) gastroenterologist, so I'm anticipating what that will be like, compared to my previous 4

I'm due for my third colonoscopy on 1/3/20. As in my previous 2 colonoscopies I will not be sedated. Each time I was asked to put on a hospital gown with the opening in the back. I have to start the liquid diet after supper on New Years Day. My preparation consist of a bittle of magnesium citrate and 100ml of sorbitol taken in 2 50ml doses. Since I sometimes have constipation due my morphine prescription it was suggested that I also take 4 dulcilax tablets. I will also take a two quart enema to make sure my colon is clean.

I have never worn one in a hospital or doctors office but i do own one and have worn it around the house and use to get my ex girlfriend to wear it

I prefer the white paper gowns more so than a cloth hospital gown.

So unfortunately I had to go to the ER yesterday b/c of a fast moving infection. One of the bright sides, the gown I wore was probably the most comfortable Ive ever worn in a hospital. Plus they let me keep on my tighty whities underneath. It didn't feel like cheap, thin cloth, plus being a big dude they had a gown that was big enough for me but didn't feel like a total tent. If only the stretcher in the ER room was more comfy I probably would have gotten more than a 20 minute nap, lol.

I’ve had to wear a hospital gown at all of my appointments that I can remember.

I also like to wear hospital gowns as patient at ob/gyn exams, they give you some privacy but not too much. If i wear gowns i def like to wear cloth ones, cant imagine wearing those paper gowns during an exam be it a real one or role play :-)

I see no point in them when half time you end up naked. yes they provider some covering but not much. The paper ones forget it you move and they rip. So we see Why they Call them ICU for because you can see everything still.

Had one for the first time last month with complete nudity under. Unlike other times where I only took my shirt off for stuff like x-rays, this one didn't have an uncloseable opening in the back. I did choose not to close/tie it all the way though, and had to walk around the exam room a bit so got a little exposure. I usually just pull down my pants and underwear for genital exams so this was the first time they were completely off, and it was for the whole exam. I really wanted to see how they felt but also didn't want to undress with the doctor present like usual. In fact If I could I'd go completely nude as a better solution to that problem.

In my country it is not very usual to use one in the consultation with the doctor, normally you undress as the doctor asks you, until you are completely naked if necessary. In that regard, we are not very shy about showing our nudity.

In the hospital we can find 2 different scenarios, wearing a "normal" pajamas, with a shirt and pants, or wearing a hospital nightgown with the back completely open, although under normal conditions you can wear your underwear with it.

The use of the hospital gown especially is when you are going to undergo a surgical operation so that the OR team can have free access to your body without any problem.

I like the paper gowns because they r sooo thin and rips easily and it’s sooo short it goes up to the thigh...I want to be naked with a paper gown with my butt in view from the back....lol

I'd like, in fantasy, for gynecology, a hospital gown cut like a bolero jacket with a long tail in the back. It's worn with the opening in front. When the patient stands, her breasts are hidden, but her vulva and belly are not covered. The back goes down to her knees to that when she lays on the gynecological table, the gown protects the table but she cannot cover her vulva.

The breasts can be exposed one by one by folding away the front "flaps" of the jacke

For additional humiliation, the gown can be cut in a way so that the breast flaps separate automatically when the patient raises her arms into the "present" position.

Am I making myself clear here?

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When fantasy playing, like being given an enema in hospital, I find a hospital gown really adds to the realism.

Imagine, you're lying in bed in a hospital gown, uncomfortable because you've not had a poo in three days, and a nurse comes in and says the doctor has ordered a large volume enema for you. The nurse can be young and cute, or an older no-nonsense type, to taste. She says she'll be back with your enema in a few minutes.

A bit later, she comes back with a disposable enema kit, bedpan, and several Chux pads. She asks you to roll onto your left side and pads the bed well and places the bedpan within easy reach behind you. She then goes to the sink and lets the water run to warm up and opens the kit and partly fills the bag. Then, after adding the soap packet and squeezing the bag a few times to mix the solution, fills the bag to the top. She then brings the bag to the bed, asks you to feel it to check the temperature, and hangs the bag on the IV hook.

The nurse then opens your gown to expose your buttocks, removes the protective cap from the enema hose, spreads your butt cheeks with one hand, and slides the enema hose into you. She then unclamps the tube and the enema flows in. When the bag is empty, she pulls the tube out slowly, rolls you onto the bedpan, arranges the gown for privacy, and elevates the head of the bed. After telling you to "Hold the enema as long as you can. A half hour would be awesome", she leaves you to poo in privacy.

The open back gown is really the way to be dresses for an enema, IMO. You are lying on the bedpan, trying to hold the enema as long as you can, knowing you can relax and poo in privacy any time you want.

I love gowns I've actually stolen some from hospital stays