-- while they touch and see private parts of their patiens - espesially the ones from oposite sex? \n\nIs there any doc or nurse, please dont get offended but tell your personal view.
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The answer is no.....we are working in a career that is a sacred responsibility and trust.  There are some sick poeple in this field as there are in any, but the overwhelming majority of healthcare professionals are there with a genuine desire to do only good and help those who cant help themselves when they are down and need support and care the most.  For me when I have patient contact it is from a position of compasion and caring.  The necessity of contact is usually for diagnostic purposes or to calm and sooth.  At some points after many years of education in anatomy and physiology it actually seems sometimes like working on a car.  Plus consider that most of the times when we are in contact with the areas mentiond it is becasue of a disease process.....even the most warped of healthcare providers could not be turned on by that.
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Strange, but you say nothing else that can clarify the situation better.\nI think you was referring to the “foreskin opening”. Isn't?\nHow big are they? \nHow and why is one closed?\nPlease let me know more….
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Dude...thats sick!!...But I hear Klingons can be pretty manky in the genital region!!.....
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Yes, it's normal to be curious about your body. Ignore the person who said it was gross.\n~Katie~
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I just went yesterday. They take blood pressure. You give a urine sample.  They do a pap smear which can be a little uncomfortable.  They do a pelvic exam (also a little uncomfortable) and then they do a breast exam.  It's all over really quick.  You can request a female nurse be present during the exam.  I go to a female dr as I'm not comfortable with a guy.  Besides, how could a male dr possibly understand what cramps or other female problems feel like? It's like taking your car to a mechanic that doesn't have a license.
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For some I know that don't really care for it are shy and/or embarrassed that they may smell funny or bad.  \n\nI myself looooove it and obviously I am not ashamed to talk about it.  Some people just have a hard time openning up to the idea of sexuality when there's nothing wrong with it, obviously depending the time and place.
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How come people show concern about it this much?  Like some other person said, for a big number of the world male population this is normal.  I think this is one of the things that have been recorded on people's mind, I swear.  Why there is not a lot of repulsion toward the female reproductive organ.  As I see it, there are more opportunities for it to be of concern.  A lot more of skin goin this way and the other.  A cavity for breeding of all kind of nasties.  But you know, I am not concerned, because I was not taught in that belief (maybe I should)
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Alright cassanova. Being a (rare) visually stimulated woman, seeing acts performed on other women, (some) erections, Men doing manual labor and sweating, men doing the dishes, and yes, sensitivity.  Of course nude movies, but it can be too much, and it is best if the man you watch with focuses on you,... not the movie at least some of the time.
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An overwhelming sexual desire for other women, oddly enough, a sexual identity that bares uncannily similar characteristics of heterosexual males.  It's truly a sexual preference question that is rooted in biology, not psychology.  The only reason why people are asked to define their sexual predilections is because someone who isn't what they are doesn't understand.  It's the same as being heterosexual, homosexual (gay), asexual, pansexual.  It just is.  It's what's hotwired into that particular woman's biological urges.  Women turn her on.  Men do not.  And so on.  She can still cook and clean and give birth.  She just chooses to keep house for a woman, rather than a man, based on where her heart and loins are directed biologically.  Granted, the mental thing becomes what defines behavior of a lesbian outwardly, but truly, it has nothing to do with them being any different than anyone else.  Who one has sex with shouldn't be a cause for public debate solely on the basis that it's "different" from the norm.  I don't see heterosexuals having to justify their characteristics, purposes or essential personalities to governmental bodies or public forums, why should homosexuals?  They're not lab monkeys, they're people.
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I wish people would quit looking at the disabled like they shouldn't be allowed to have a sex drive or a relationship. They have the exact same desires as the rest of us and if your best friend hasn't been laid in a while...I think it's a great idea!
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I can't believe all the "no" answers! Girls, we spend hours looking at out faces, our hair, our butts in these jeans, or that skirt, but we can't bear to look at the center of our womanhood? It's not gross, or dirty. It is our first chakra, the root of our souls and our femininty. The energy center where our nurturing instinct and creative impulses come from.\nin fact I would encourage every one of you who has never looked at her v to go get a compact mirror right now. You need to know what it looks like when it's healthy, so you'll know when it's not. Also, HPV (genital warts) are often undiagnosed because they are painless. If you don't mastubate and get to know what you look and feel like, you might miss an STD like this and have it turn into cervical cancer.
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I don't think it's true that "religious people" are touchy.  Certainly people here on the Religion & Spirituality section are touchy, but I see just as much of non-religious as religious people getting annoyed at some of the ridiculous comments.\n\nHowever, what do I (and I am religious) care what you think about the sex life, bathroom habits, etc. of any religious figure?  You are absolutely right about the last part of your question--if someone *really* believes in their religion, hearing another opinion (even if in poor taste) can't shake it.\n\nAgain...*who* cares?!
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Since most people are straight, I think that is assumed unless told otherwise.\n\nWhy people care about someone's private life is beyond me, unless there the only way they can feel good abot themselves is by dtahinking that they are better then people that are not straight.
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poke and prod...usually they check your back, heart, lungs eyes ears etc.  Then they will prolly feel your breasts to check for lumps.  They they will stick metal things up you and look around in there to see if you have any growths etc.  Possible they will take a sample of your cervix and test it for abnormalities.  They worst part is the pap smear/vaginal exam.  close your eyes and picture a happy place!
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I guess some people are interested in watching big balls hit pins and then reset again....but then again you have a few 100 doctors on grey's anatomy making out in the closets. I guess people like that !LOL
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I have had crushes on my doctors before too but then I found out one of them was gay so there went my fantasy. I think what your feeling is probably considered normal but you have to remember that a doctor is a professional and just because they listen to you and touch you doesn't mean they are attracted to you. There are just doing their job and some are more compassionate than others. Don't let your thoughts and fantasies get too out of hand. It's OK to laugh and joke about crushes but remember the chances of him falling in love with you and whisking you off somewhere is sort of absurd.
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It depends on the vagina. Some are nice to look at, some are not.