Girls only. Sorry really embarrassing questions. Having a pelvic exam tomorow. What is a Bi-Manueal exam?
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first of all no question regarding your body is stupid. you should become attuned to your own body at a young age. you will need to know as you age. now if this is your first pelvic exam what you can expect is this: you will be asked to remove all of your clothing and put on a gown open in the front and a sheet to cover up with. then the doctor will come in with a nurse put your feet in the stirrups and have you slide all the way down til you are almost hanging off the table. he will then tell you to open your legs and will let you know he is going to touch you. you will feel his finger then he will insert the speculum. he will then quickly take a sample of tissue from your vaginal wall and cervix. looking also to make sure everything looks normal. then he will remove the speculum and then will insert one or two fingers into your vagina and press on your belly with his other hand. hence the term bi-manual. meaning two hands. then he will remove them and cover you and have you push yourself back up on the table and may or may not do a breast exam. i hope this answers your question. and ask questions if you have any, be proactive about your bady and health. no matter how silly you think it may be. the only stupid question is the one you never ask.
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GOT HEALTH CLASS? ASK MOMMY.   A PERIOD IS SOMETHING A GIRL WILL NOT HAVE ANYMORE IF SHE HAS UNPROTECTED SEX WITH A BOY
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It's about time for you to schedule an appointment with your GYN. Do you go in for routine check ups? If not, you should. A routine pelvic/PAP smear is early detection for many health issues concerning women. Given that you are a virgin, does not prevent you from getting a yeast infection. Oral antibiotics can cause yeast over growth/infection, as well as diabetes. Make an appointment, get yourself checked out, for your peace of mind. \nBest Regards
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bi-ology.....the study of bisexual ppl...hehe
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There is a new better way it's called the "CSA" blood test it is almost 100% accurate and no more need for gyn exams. far better than the antiquated pap/pelvic. No Stirrups, no perv quacks.
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I can't believe I'm answering this question,but here goes.As a woman you all have the same basic parts anatomically.The thing is,you are all put together just a little differently.Some have tighter muscles,or larger labia,or more active Skene's glans.All of those little parts down there add up to a different product so to speak.(Sorry I'm trying to work around the censors here).It's the same with men I would assume,same basic part can provide completely different sensations.In all honesty I've never been w/ a woman that wasn't pleasurable,but some where a good deal better and a very few were phenomenal.It all depends on how the two of your anatomies meld with one another.Hope that helps,it's kind of cryptic with the yahoo sensors watching.You really want an in depth answer IM me and I'll answer your questions more precisely.Oh I almost forgot,the operator can have a lot to do with the statement as well.
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They usually are dong a routine checkup which consists of a pap-smear( on a micro-slide) and they are checking for cancers, disease, STD'S,the basic's of making sure that it is all there and working up to par...and I am not sure if ALL gyno's do this, but I know they also check your rectum and they will give you a physical breast exam...hope this is what you were looking for.
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go see your doctor/gynecologist.
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Do you mean an ultrasound? I have had it done plenty of times it's not bit deal. Now, if they are going to do an intravaginal ultrasound that can be a little uncomfortable but just try to relax and it will be over soon. Good luck. If it's just an x-ray or MRI no big deal either. Unless it is a closed MRI I am closterphobic so it was hard for me.
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Male = Viagra.\n\nFemale = Fake it.
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About gyn, yes, you actually take off your underwear.  Don't go alone if you feel so insecure (acceptable reaction, but you have to let him or her do the job of examining you and helping you with your trouble) The exam can change a bit if you are sexually active or virgin, or depending on your problem, but don't feel surprised if you are respectfully, professionally and gently inserted an speculum or your labia are separated to examine or if your breasts are checked for lumps.
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Can you get pregnant by doing it in the butt? is my favorite.  Does nobody pay attention in biology or sex ed anymore?
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I know I'm not supposed to answer you 'cause I'm not a guy, but I really really want to anyway :-)\nI actually just posted a question about Americans circumcising their boys, because I was surprised to learn how common a practice it is in the States and don't see any point in it. (Didn't get any useful answers). So in case you were worried about it, let me just tell you from a woman's point of view that there is absolutely nothing weird or wrong about a man in his natural state, it doesn;t make the slightest bit of difference during any type of sexual encounter, and you can be proud of what you have. As long as you keep yourself clean no woman will complain about your package, I promise. (Same goes for cicumcised men!). K, so sorry to butt in uninvited, wanted to tell you that you have nothing to be ashamed or worried about, you just happen to live in a society which has strangely warped views on this subject.
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Hi,\nI'm sorry people are so sarcastic and mean when you ask a question on here.\n\nFirst of all, no one on this website is going to be able to give you any kind of definite answer to your question.  I will put links to information about chlamydia - the first from the Centers for Disease Control and the second from and Ob/Gyn-related site.  I hope that after you read this information, you will be able to talk to your doctor or clinic about the questions you have.  Only someone who has examined you and taken a THOROUGH medical history will be able to help you.\n\nI will try to make you feel a little bit better, just for now, but remember, I don't have your entire history.  In any case, it does sound like you caught it early both times - if you hadn't, that's when it tends to spread up into your uterus and fallopian tubes and cause infection and Pelvic Inflammatory Disease.  It sounds like you have had regular medical care and that they would let you know if you had possibly sustained any damage to your reproductive organs.  So, the fact that they haven't told you anything like that MAY be a good sign.\n\nI'm saying the last part because I don't want you to freak out, but I do want you to get your questions answered - and not on this website.  Please take care of yourself and don't be afraid to ask any questions of your doctor or clinic.
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When you jerk off who do you think about? guys or girls?If it's guys...welcome to the club.If it's girls...nope.If it's both welcome to the club.your Bi.Pretty simple.
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It is very important for a woman to have a yearly physical exam beginning when they turn 18.  I was scared my first time when I went at 18.  I am now 47.  It is not my favorite thing to go in for my yearly physical, but I do it anyway.  It is important to find a doctor you are comfortable with since they will be checking you in your most private areas.  I have a wonderful woman doctor who is so kind and gentle.  She explains everything she is doing and let's me know ahead of time what she is going to do and what I will feel.  She also sits and talks with me first before the exam.  Early detection of any disease has a greater chance of being successfully treated.  A yearly physical with a gynecologist or a family practitioner (that's who I go to) helps detect or prevent possible problems.  Call today and make the appointment.  It'll be OK and you'll be glad you did.  Tell the nurse and the doctor that it is your first yearly exam and I am sure they will be glad to help you through it.  If not, go to a different doctor.
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Trust me, doctors have a lot of other stuff on their minds during a gyn exam.  They have seen hundreds or thousands of naked people, including ones with foul discharge, odors, etc.  There is nothing fun about the exam for anyone involved....but it important nonetheless.\n\nAnd...the hymen can be broken during a gyn exam if: 1) the hymen covers a large percentage of the introitus, or 2) the doctor uses a speculum that is too large, or 3) the doctor is not careful.  It is unusual but may be unavoidable.