Sounds made during exam

I've gotten to watch a couple of vaginal ultrasounds, a speculum exam, and various internal exams during labor with my wife. Even when she was giving birth, I don't remember her making much sound.

When you're having an exam or procedure done, do you ever make sounds if something is uncomfortable, or do you stay quiet? I was never really sure if my wife just has a high tolerance for things or if she's just good at not making noise.

What do you want to hear, that we say Ooooooooohhh as the speculum goes in or ouch as they swab the cervix?

Women I have seen during exams don't say anything in response to what is being done.

When I place my heels in the stirrups I brake into song

Singing,

Ooh aah, just a little bit

Ooh aah, little bit more

Ooh aah, just a little bit

You know what Im looking for

Feeling good, lets go all the way 😈

https://youtu.be/9_hEtm4wfuM

Loudest sound I make is just a huge sigh at the end when getting dressed as I know it will be a year before I get the pleasure of the Drs company again 😢

otherwise it's the sound of small talk.

At least you have time up the sleeve to cum to terms with the next gripping event 😃

My sweetheart made only sometimes some noise when it was too painful, especially that time when the doc had to scrape of cells inside the cervical canal.

Molliewhite, well, just take an extra doc, so you only have to wait a half year before your next exam ;-)

Or three, hahaha.

I usually might groan a little when I feel a lot of pressure. Or I cry out just a little. Never any sexual sounds, but acknowledging the intrusion.

My wife doesn't make much sound during a pelvic or rectal exam, just a little sigh or taking in a deep breath and exhaling slowly, especially when the speculum is being inserted and opened or when the PA or doctor inserts fingers for the recto-vaginal/rectal exam. Other than that, all I hear is the loud clicks from the lighted plastic speculum being opened or a little exam table paper crinkling when she lifts her hips slightly when the speculum or fingers are being inserted.

It is weird if a woman make no sound when a hard thing like ultrasound probes enter in to her vagina.

I'm usually pretty quiet during the exam, replying to the doctor's questions or responding to the chit-chat they feel they need to make. Perhaps a groan or sucking in some air when there is pressure or its a little uncomfortable, but no other noises.

The sound is typically that of idle small talk or answering any question from the dr.

It doesn't hurt at all or lead me to make sexy groans I think that more for the porno movies.

I have queefed before

Other than some women who were intentionally overstimulated during play exams I administered, I don’t know of any particular sounds that a woman makes during the several actual exams I have attended over the years.

I have to say that I think it is at least vaguely sexist to assume that a woman is going to make some sounds while being examined.

As a man, I don’t recall making sounds (other than the required cough) when the physician virtually fondles my testicals during a hernia exam or stimulates my prostate during a digital rectal exam.

Why would I expect a different reaction from a woman.

Cheers,

Jag

I do not make any sounds during my exams and neither does my sister. Now if something hurt I for sure would speak up.

I joined my wife lately on her anual exam.

All i heard was the sound of gloved lubed fingers inside her vagina.... typical juicy noises.... Was embarassing for her and very exiting to watch and hear....

For me, it is mostly just a few "ahhh"s from discomfort during speculum insertion

When I went with my wife the noise reminded me of taking out a jar of mayo and attempting to fist it. Just kidding. The only thing I really remember was the speculum clicking.

Oddly enough, about the only sounds from my wife is the sound of her chewing her gum, and the ongoing conversation between her and her doctor, Almost no other sounds, and if there were some, they were drowned out by the aforementioned sounds.

Shrugs.

The only time I recall making a sound was when a doctor inserted a cold metal speculum in me and I reflexively yelped.

When I go with my girlfriend, she usually only makes a slight moan when the doctor slides his finger in for the rectal exam. Other than that, it is usually just the chit chat between her and the doctor and the sound of the speculum.

I may have said ‘ouch’ a time or two but that’s it for an exam. Now a massage is another story. According to my husband I moan like a cheap whore when I’m getting a massage. :-D

A few times I have jumped a bit and whispered “ouch” or something to that effect. I usually am more of a shut my eyes and wince type of patient rather than anything verbal.

I am for the most part quiet though will gasp when receiving a recto/vag exam but its a soft sound not loud or reflective of arousal. There is the, "Oh, that's cold," depending on what is entering me.

I often keep my eyes closed preferring to not look at what is to happen. The sound of the doctor snapping on a glove is probably the loudest sound. You would think that this could be done with greater sensitivity. I suppose you can hear the workings of lubrication from her fingers as I am examined.

The nurse opening the Velcro on the BP cuff is nice for me and the inflation too. I also like the sound of the stethoscope coming off my skin as she auscultates my heart and lungs.