Hospital gowns

I actually think hospital gowns are cute, despite the fact that they’re extremely revealing.

At my physical exams I'm given a gown to wear with the opening in the back. Years ago I had a hernia repair and I also wore a hospital gown for my outpatient procedure.

Last week, I had to spend some time in the hospital. In preparation to go for an emergency MRI, I was asked to remove all my clothes, and put a gown on with the opening in the back, and then put another gown on “as a robe” (opening in the front). I asked the nurse “What if I don't care?” (about being possibly exposed in back), and she said i didn't have to put on the 2nd gown.

Though when the time came, I removed my clothes, got the 1st gown on but didn't tie it. She came in to help me, and actually put the 2nd gown on me too. As she did so, i whispered to her that I have no sense of modesty. I'm sure she had a decent shot of my backside. It was probably good she did put the 2nd gown on, as I went in a wheelchair to the MRI room, then had to scoot onto the MRI table (and back off eventually and back into the wheelchair).

After that, I was mostly in just the back open gown in a bed, then transferred from the bed to the op table, then transferred back onto another bed, then onto another bed. However much was tied in back or not, I was lifted and transferred to each.

The first day, as I got up to do a little walking, I was wide open in the back. I could feel the PT tying my gown as i got up and started going past my roomate, and out into the hall. No telling precisely how much of my backside my roomate or others in the hall could see. My male PT definitely got a good look.

On the 2nd day, a nurse came in to provide me with implements with which to bathe and a new gown to change into. I wanted her to first help me get up and get to the bathroom so i could make a bowel movement. So when I got up, there was no point in tying the back of my gown. She followed me to the bathroom. Then once in the bathroom, i bathed and changed into a new gown, and called her when I was ready. I made no attempt to tie any part of the new gown in back, and as i stepped out of the bathroom and turned to head back to the bed, the open doorway to my room was right there, so anyone walking or standing by would have had a good shot of my backside. I could feel the nurse tying my gown as i headed to the bed.

At home, I have had to sponge bathe in front of my kitchen sink. I set my cam on the window sill, to capture a shot of what you would see if you were standing on my neighbor's side stoop, looking in my window. I've shared it with a few friends so far. I'd attach it to this post if I could.

If you want to see a movie where a guy is walking with his open backside gown, check out Dallas Buyer's Club with Matthew McConaughey's character.

One time I went to a psych hospital it was very much a hospital setting with hospital gowns at hospital beds.

I wasn't allowed to have my overalls because they had straps so I had to wear hospital gowns the whole damn time. Which was about three and a half weeks other patients got their clothes the next day but I couldn't have my overalls.

That story is in my library

Yes, I've been in hospital gowns at the hospital ER several times. The last time was just a couple of months ago, I was asked to dress “completely in the gown, and it opens to the back" I thought I tied it pretty securely in the back but when I got up to use the bathroom and caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror, my butt was pretty obviously hanging out, and I'm very thin. I had it cinched closed and tied secure, but it still hung open at the butt. I held the back closed on the walk back to my room, not because I cared so much but out of respect for others. To me, they haven't changed at all over the years, but what has changed is that not everyone in the ER is in a gown any more, which is kind of unfair. There were people there in their street clothes and even shoes. I guess it depends on what you are there for.

I have been in gowns at most of my ER visits except for a couple, both of which allowed me to remain completely dressed. It was kind of interesting, too, because both visits I stayed dressed for involved issues that I was sure I would be undressed for. The first was a rash on my arms and legs that also was on my genitals. They didn't even look at my genitals, just my arms and legs. The second was a kidney stone, and there was no rectal exam or anything requiring undressing, just a CT scan fully clothed.

I went in for an anxiety attack once, and that's probably the most exposure I've experienced. I was taken to the X-ray room dragging my IV with butt hanging out, and then told to face the wall and raise my arms up pretty much completely opening the back of the gown. I was examined with the gown pulled up, walked to a different room, and went to the bathroom. The ER was completely full, and there were patients in the hallways on stretchers with 0 privacy.

I love hospital gowns! I’ve worn them a few times, and there may be a potential for me to be in one quite often.

I was in the ERcouple days waiting to go to another hospital just rgot given a shower and new gown socks and disposable underwear went to the hospital by ambulance in the gown and socks and it was another couple days that I was there walking around in it.a

I have a unisex one that can be worn to open in the front or back. As someone who's all about hearts/lungs/chest exams, I like it to be open in the front with a patient or if I'm wearing it. It does look hot to have it dropped at the waist while examining somebody.

My hospital gown experiences have been numerous thru the years with a particular occurrence that still remains my favorite encounter when I went in for a large cyst on wrist removal that entailed surgery at a outpatient facility early morning appointment.

Once checked in and escorted to the room for dressing and anesthesia my nurse entered and said for me to remove everything except my underpants and socks which kind of caught me off guard thinking beforehand I possibly would be only removing my shirt and shoes with it only being a hand procedure and as I was doing as instructed by her in a rather subdued and tepid manner she opened a cabinet table next to a transport bed apparently destined for me and produced a gown which she rapidly unraveled and gave a astounding snap upward and with a glance at me proclaimed “this is for you sir”.

I became flushed with utter astonishment and humility due to her commanding directive with it and me. Standing in only my socks and underpants I felt a bit of arousal begin to occur over me . Next handing the garment and a set of sterile footwear to me I began getting into them with her next tying up my gown from behind with the comment “ this is how us girls can get even with you fellas”.

I now was totally taken aback and all I could respond with was a slight laugh and chuckle to her apparent delight as I witnessed a sly grin and smile upon her face. My next directive given was to climb up onto the bed and become relaxed as she was going to retrieve my anesthesiologist for surgery prep.

My last view of her was her room exiting out with a smile and eye wink giving me still to this day mixed emotions at the experience that it was it still embedded within me causing flashbacks I often have pleasured myself with. Too bad a rectal temperature taking by her was omitted. That would have been monumental. When I have relived it as stated above I perform it in addition for extra pleasure.

True factual experience. Fretter.

I personally find gowns tasteless. If I had a choice of a gown it nothing, it would be nothing

Never had to wear one in a doctor's office but being prepped for surgery or colonoscop had to wear them. For the colonoscopy nurse had me change in room and then sit on table to take vitals, a male nurse came from behind and opened 6 back of gown so when I played down my whole backside was showing. I had to go for a MRI of my prostate a few months ago and was told to go to dressing room and take clothes off and put on gown, it completely wrapped around. Chris the very hot male tech came to get me and opened up back and said underwear has to come off.

I find wearing a hospital gowns to be very enjoyable, The only time I've worn them is in the hospital, I love how exposing they are when I walk anywhere my tighty whities are on full display!

I really like hospital gowns.

I like waiting on the exam table in a hospital gown waiting to be examined. And I like being dressed into one, especially when the person watches me the whole time and helps me change.

Hospital gowns are definitely a fetish for me.

I haven’t seen any of these new gowns people are talking about lol. I’ve never worn a gown personally just seen my mom and sister in them. They must of still had the “old school“ style with the opening in the back. I had no idea they had updated them. They only turn me on when on women lol.

In another conversation a person felt ‘naked under the gown’ and a respondent said, ‘if you have a gown on you’re not naked.'

I had the same feeling, probably because I didn't have on any underwear, and because the gown seems to be designed for the staff to whisk off at any time exposing me.

I require all of my patients to change into a gown. When I’m the patient, I prefer to be offered a gown as well, at least to start.

Hospital gowns aren’t necessarily a requirement for me, but there is a time and a place for them to be worn.

I had minor surgery recently (under local anaesthetic) and was given a cloth gown to wear.

It took me a minute to work out how it tied. It tied to the side at the back, and I think some of the material overlapped, so it wasn't exposing or open at the back.

I'd been advised to bring a dressing gown for walking down to theatre, but I didn't bother wearing it in the end as I already had my t-shirt and briefs on under the gown, and didn't feel exposed apart from the feeling of it flapping around my legs a bit.

I felt a bit awkward walking around in it, as the route from my room to theatre passed through the main reception area, but I probably would have felt similar with my dressing gown on anyway.

The purpose of a hospital gown is to give you the impression you are clothed when all your private parts are exposed or can be exposed easily. It also affords the hospital staff some protection against exhibitionists.