step by step, what happens at a vaginal examination !?!?
958364
You'll get undressed (either totally or from the waist down depending on what else you are there for) and sit on the table with a paper sheet over you. The doc will ask you to lie down, and you'll either put your feet in stirrups or just bend your knees and keep your feet on the table. The doc will put an instrument into the vagina called a speculum, which looks like a duck bill and holds the vagina open so she can see the cervix. She'll do a pap smear, which involves gently scraping some cells from the cervix for analysis. It's a bit uncomfortable, like cramps, but not bad. Then she'll take out the speculum and do an internal exam. She'll put on a glove and get a bit of lube, then she'll put two fingers in and feel the uterus and ovaries. Her other hand will go on your stomach and press in to help her feel around. This doesn't hurt, you just feel like your insides are getting squashed a bit. And that's it. Mildly embarassing, but nobody ever died from embarassment.
193430
That's easy. Don't panic. I was scared before my first one. But I've had three now, and it is not painful at all. I have one before every anual exam to monitor fibroids. There is absolutely no pain. They use kind of a wand with a plastic sheath cover. To me it feels like there is barely any insertion, and I wander how they see everthing they do. You have nothing to worry about. I took the rest of the day before my first because I was nervous and upset. But was very relieved when it was all over and had been so easy.
1172692
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.
530354
1.  Cherry popped\n2.  Vaginal opening gets larger\n3.  When aroused, blood flow causes anatomical changes
619563
You mean pap smears? Not really.A doctor has a speculum to open the vaginal area. It's a bit cold. Then he pries open your vagina which really doesn't hurt. Then he sticks a swab up there. What would hurt worse would be having cancer I imagine. If this small test that lasts about 15 minutes tops can detect early cancer then its very much worth it.
919618
I first had a pelvic exam when I was a virgin too.  I found it was uncomfortable and maybe, at times, mildly painful, but really nothing to worry over.  The Dr will spray a lubricant before they put the speculum inside you to help ease any discomfort.  I know this sounds impossible, but try to relax as much as possible, and this will also help things from being more uncomfortable.  Most Dr’s will put a blanket over you while they examine you so you are more comfortable and feel less exposed.  While you are there, you should also get them to do a quick breast exam to check for lumps (I don’t know if that’s a common part of the exam for where you are, but it is in my neck of the woods…and it’s better safe then sorry!)  And don't worry about bleeding.  If there is any blood, it will be a very small amount (ie, not enough to show up on your underwear) Afterwards, you might feel a little stretched but that will go away pretty quickly.  \nGood Luck!
275316
Um, I think ya mean Pap Smears. The Doc places an instrument into the vagina to hold the vagina walls open, then inserts a long swab to collect a tissue sample to be analyzed by a lab. The whole procedure takes less than 5 minutes, and is slightly uncomfortable, but not painful. A pap smear is recommended at the start of your first menstrual cycle, then once every two years there on.
1157466
The discharge is from the BV.  You have whats called a dual infection.  The yeast and BV.  Itrs common, especially in the warm months.  It hurt so bad because your cervix and vaginal walls are extremely tender from the infection not to mention that a pelvic exam is never a walk in the park, infection or not.  You probably didnt notice the discharge before because of the yeast med that you were using.  Just make sure that you finish the meds and you will be just fine.
866287
Registered Nurse here;  Hun it sounds like a yeast infection, however with a yeast infection it usually doesn't soak your panties.  I would strongly suggest that you make an appointment with your GYN, no this is not what you wanted to here.  But you really don't want to speculate about this.  Someone could experience the exact same symptoms as you and it be an all together different type of infection.  It certainly does not sound like a STD.  If fact it sounds Begin, however please go for a check-up, could be something just beginning to brew, and your GYN, would be able to catch it very early.  Thanks for the opportunity to address your question.
873944
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
444693
You know, sweetie, I've worked in the medical field for 20 years and I've lost count of the girls coming for their first pap.  Here's what I tell them -\n\nFirst, you're doing the right thing.  So many simple things that can become bad things are discovered in a pap smear and prevented.  Plus if you're doing this to get birth control - bravo!  There's no shame in that, sex is the most natural thing in the world and you're taking control of your own life.\n\nSecond, and just as importantly - the human body is nothing to be ashamed of.  The doctor doesn't think any more of looking in your vagina than looking down your throat, and believe me, he's seen thousands.  It's so routine and is conducted so professionally that you should not feel embarrassed.  And everybody's pretty much looks the same.\n\nDeep breaths, try to relax and remember - it's the first thing that distinguishes you as a woman as opposed to a girl.  We all go through it, and after that first one you'll wonder what the fuss was about.
1035757
Whatever came out of your butt had nothing to do with your reproductive eggs. Honey, your eggs are microscopic and you can't see them. I think you must have something really wrong and need to go see your doctor right away. You shouldn't be passing ANYTHING like what you described.
742350
Doctor's do a variety of things when you get a physical, depending on whether you are sexually active, your age, and just the doctor.\n\nA GOOD doctor should at the very least:\n\nCheck your blood pressure\nWeigh you\nExamine your eyes, ears, and mouth\nListen to your heart and lungs\nTest your reflexes\n\nDoctors may also:\nDo a breast exam\nPalpitate your internal organs\nAsk you to close your eyes, stand on one leg and touch your nose (to check your balance *lol*)\n\nIf you are sexually active they will want to:\nPreform a PAP test\nTest for STDs\n\nHowever I want you to know that you can decline the PAP test and that there is a more accurate blood test version available to those in the US (and possibly other countries, but not yet where I live in Canada) http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=27364\n\nYou may also do the swabs required to test for certain STDs yourself.  You do not have to let a doctor examine you in any way that makes you uncomfortable.  If you are feeling pressured by your doctor consider finding another one.\n\n\n\nIf you are older there are other tests such as\nBone density\nMammograms\n\nMost doctors will also run some blood work depending on your age and any concerns.
852106
OH NO DO NOT GO THRU THIS EVER AGAIN, SPEAK UP AND MAKE SURE ALL STAFF IS AWARE OF WHAT HAD HAPPENED!!!! I dont know all that they did but do u have a port? If you do did they clean it. Flush it etc. very important, believe it or not, but not all nurses are all that familiar with the proper procedure some will flush a port and do it wrong!!! I BEG U TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR ASAP, We tend to just trust r nurses and drs. but really we need to be just as informed ask questions, read up on your condition and treatment, and do not accept anything but the best medical care and always SPEAK UP!! This is your life, dont be scared or shy to ask questions etc. u may seem like a pest but u will get the best care and that is all that matters.
341326
Well first, you will be fully undressed, but covered. Then a nusre will come in and get your vital signs and ask you about every question there is to ask about and concerning your vagina,sexual intercourse and bith control etc...THen the doctor comes in, he will paplate your breasts (gently and it doesn't hurt) checking for lumps and or breast cancer. He will aslo palpate (feel) your armpits and lymph node area for any abnormalities. Then he will fell your tummy and ask you questions,(if it hurts or is it  tender) Then with your legs in the stirrup, he will examine your vaginal area. THen he will put KY jelly on a specula and insert it into your vagina  and a long Q tip to rub your cervix and take a sample of that and send it off to the lab for testing. Then he places a finger inside the vagina and probes around to your ovaries and feels your uterus for any abnormalities and such. Gives yu a towel and tells you to clean up. Usually there is a nurse in the room with the Doc while this is going on. Theres nothing to be ashamed of....Millions of women have to do this everyday. It is very important to tell him any symptoms you may be having and be honest with him especially. Because he can test you forwhatever you needto be testedfor.If you don't tellhimthe truth you are only hurting yourself and maybe setting yourself up for a bad  future....Go for it and hope you get a clean bill of health...
208516
Don't have sex with him until he has it checked out. Insist that you speak with the doctor yourself about the test results.\n\nThis could be nothing, but it might be something that could change your whole future. So be careful.
535673
First of all it's called a PaP smear...and no doctor would examine you during your menstrual cycle unless it was an emergency...think girl...think