You have a right to ask that she not see a male OBGYN, however if she has a physician she trusts then she has the right to refuse your request. Another thing no gynecologist has ever shoved their face in my private areas. Unless there is a problem these exams don't last very long. When I gave birth to my first child my husband saw a lot. The male doctor checking my dilation progress was the least of his worries.
How do husbands feel about male gynecologists?
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You have a right to ask that she not see a male OBGYN, however if she has a physician she trusts then she has the right to refuse your request. Another thing no gynecologist has ever shoved their face in my private areas. Unless there is a problem these exams don't last very long. When I gave birth to my first child my husband saw a lot. The male doctor checking my dilation progress was the least of his worries.
Stephen I hope you are never in the position where your future wife needs emergency medical care in her vaginal area. I was in that position and I was in so much pain I wanted someone to stop it. If George Clooney's clone was the attending physician the last thing on my mind would have been his looks.
Of course you do. Unfortunately for you, you don't have a say in what i would do for my partner love.
'You may not have as much say as you think you will.'
She'll laugh at my request to my doctors surgery for me to see a male specialist instead of a female, after she has asked me to see a male specialist because she feels uncomfortable at me seeing a female?
she'd have to be a straaaannngggeee woman.
thanks for the lolz
'You may not have as much say as you think you will.'
She'll laugh at my request to my doctors surgery for me to see a male specialist instead of a female, after she has asked me to see a male specialist because she feels uncomfortable at me seeing a female?
she'd have to be a straaaannngggeee woman.
thanks for the lolz
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She'll laugh at my request to my doctors surgery for me to see a male specialist instead of a female, after she has asked me to see a male specialist because she feels uncomfortable at me seeing a female?
she'd have to be a straaaannngggeee woman.
thanks for the lolz
she'd have to be a straaaannngggeee woman.
thanks for the lolz
Well, I wouldn't allow it. There is no need for any patient to have their underwear removed for a bed bath. That is just ridiculous.
So how exactly are you going to get clean?
According to my nurse friend, a sponge bath is one of the LEAST erotic procedures, ever. It seems silly to even argue about this.
As for a male gynecologist - It seems an insult to us men to suggest that a male doctor can't be clinical and professional. It's about having the best qualified person available to care for the patient.