Nervous before exam?

I am new to this. Is it normal to feel nervous before an examination? I wonder how scared I will be, whether my penis will shrivel etc etc. I remember medical examinations at boarding school where I was a bit nervous but now I want to recreate that experience. What do other people think?

I think it's very normal to be nervous before an examination. Even if you are very familure with your doctor, or if you are seeing a new one.

When I used to get an exam from the doctor/boyfriend I was still nervous, but a lot less so than I am these days seeing my new GP. I am sure my "white coat" syndrom does'nt help any either.

But trust me when I tell you, it's normal. Good luck. And, there isn't anything we have not already seen, lol. I say that and probably tonight I will go into to work and be surprised, lol. Go figure. Hehehe.

Aggreed...Trepidation is completely normal. I just made an appointment for my first physical in three years and I'm scared sh**less.

It's with a brand new doctor and it also happens to be my first time to be examined by a female doc as well. I called to ask what the charge was since I have no insurance - CRIKEY!! - I'll be paying this one off in installments. In addition to waiting for the results of the bloodwork - I'm already a nervous wreck.

But nerves are also part of the fun. It's like the click..click...click going up the giant hill for the first time on a new roller coaster. You know it's coming, but you don't know exactly when or how it's gonna be...all you know is it's gonna be fun. (OK, the exam part will be great. I could live without the results and the slaugter of my budget.)

I am rarely nervous before an appointment with my real docs (and I have a slew of them). I think that's because I have several serious chronic conditions and I've already heard words like transplant, dialysis, amputation, cardiac arrest, blindness, etc. There isn't much else they can throw at me to faze me. That's not to say that I don't take them seriously, because I do but there comes a time when you can only panic about so much.

When I have an appointment with my play doc, it's planned well in advance, so I generally have 4 to 6 weeks to stew in my own juices, if you'll pardon the pun. By the time my doc gets into town, I'm just about ready to jump out of my skin and when he starts the actual exam, I'm usually shaking like a leaf!

But that's just me!

LadyDoc

My nerves depend upon which Doctor I am seeing and what the situation is. For my annual Gyn exams, I never get nervous. For my dentist, if I am just having a cleaning, I don't get nervous. Now, if I need more work done, such as a root canal, I certainly get nervous.

And, I get most nervous of all, before I see a play Doc. But, those are fun type of nerves 🌹 .

Lady Nurse Teddy, now accepting patients

I hate going to the dentist. No matter what!! I recently had a cleaning scheduled and decided to try something different to ease my nerve pangs a bit. My hygienist is a really good looking lady and have to admit I've had a few devious thoughts about her, although I think she is probably a straight arrow from the few comments she's made. To distract me from the scraping and such that goes with a cleaning I decided to insert a small comfortable butt plug to refocus my thoughts before I went for the cleaning. Ummm.... Kind of a neat sensation with it pressing from below she worked on my mouth. A couple of times she was leaning over my head with her nice cushy breasts against the top of my head which was almost to much for this old boy. I've since wondered if she'd known what was going on below how she might have reacted. I'll probably never know, but it was a new adventure. Now for the upcoming root canal?? Maybe a remote controlled vibe?? Smile!!! Probably too noisy. Any dental hygienists out there with devious thoughts????

I would rather be naked in front of a thousand medical students, or whomever you pick to be the thousand, than sit in a dentist chair for even one second. Yikes!!!!!

DITTO THAT!

Give me a dentist any day - I'm fine with them.

I think it's because (so far) I've not needed any attention from my dentist other than checkups, which I can't say with doctors.

At least I'm not the Lone Ranger on the dentist. Thanks, ladies!! So now it's time to ask what do you do to distract yourselves when your mouth is open (at the dentist, or)? I guess you can play with that any way you want. I have a devious sense of humor as you both know. If we play with this series of posts long enough it could get interesting.

Personally, I am so nervous before a physical that I become almost nauseated. I only do mandatory exams for employment or insurance, so I am never with the same doctor since I have to go where I am sent. Not knowing the doctor's routine and being really nervous about the genital exam are the main sources of anxiety. The embarrassment and anxiety are enjoyable to think about after the exam though. I hate going through them, but I really enjoy thinking abut the exams afterward make it all worthwhile.

I always feel a bit nervous, especially with a new doctor, but I also feel a thrill. I hope I will have to strip, but worry that I might get a boner or shrinkage. Recently, I generally haven't had to strip and was disappointed. I've never gotten a boner, and usually get some shrinkage.

I always am very scared if going to the dentist. I have my wife make my appointments. Recently I broke 2 teeth and now the are causing me extreme pain so tomorrow I have to deal with it. I find wearing a diaper helps me cope with it a bit. My dentist is very gentle with me and knows how to deal with my extreme anxiety. I usually calm down a bit once I'm under the nitrous oxide.

Personally I find the nervousness to also be a turn on, at least with a play doc. I love the idea of the doc seeing me exposed and at first kinda nervous. I love it when at the beginning my penis really shrinks up from not knowing what the do. Intends to do and them as the exam goes on gets bigger and finally erects when the doc does the genital exam.

Several of my regular play patients tell me that they feel nervous before an exam begins. I think it adds a lot to the scenario.

Seems realistic that a person would be a little nervous before an exam. you are thinking that the doctor will see you naked, the doctor will touch you, you are worried that the doctor might find something wrong. all reasons that a person would be a little worried

Before a real exam I'm always a bit nervous. So far, I had only one play exam an I had been REALLY nervous. I think that's totally normal.

I'm not nervous before my real exams, but I do have a bit of apprehension hoping they won't find anything.

For me getting nervous before the exam is a huge part of the turn on

Embarrassingly my penis is normally always erect before I'm told to remove my underpants

The fact that my blood pressure goes up at the doctor's office is evidence of the fact that I get nervous for an exam. My annual physical is the basis for continued employment so there is added nervousness in that sense.

I was sooo nervous every time I had to go to an exam and had an appontment equally by which doctor! I often felt really nausea before an exam, because I also knew, what I had to expect. Mostly I was really afraid of some doctors and exams in my youth time, I didn´t liked anyone, because I was ashamed because mostly I had to get undressed completely, but my biggest fear was that I get so nausea and have to vomit then during an exam, because that happend a few times and I always got such long and intense abdominal exams and palpations because I had serious abdominal problems as a teenaged boy. My blood pressure was so high, that doctors are sometimes really worried aboit it. My mom often said.that I had to get used to the exams, but it never worked!

I'm always nervous and usually don't sleep well the night before an exam. As others said it's all part of the excitement really.

I have the same experience.I was very nervous before school exams, nervous and afraid but now I want to go through it all again. I guess it was one of the reasons I have this fetish..

Yeah im super nervous to have my first "play exam"

I get quite nervous but its a nice nervous lol

I get quite nervous before real exams! Although, I'm not really sure nervous is the right feeling. It's more of a mixture of excitement and anxiety with a little bit of nervousness thrown in. As others have said though, that feeling is one of the best parts of an exam!

The only bad part of that feeling is it makes my blood pressure go through the roof...

Almost everyone is nervous before an exam. Perhaps you have concerns regarding the procedure or have a new doctor.

It's called "White Coat Syndrome" and it's quite common with a new doctor. Many years ago I was stressed out when switching doctors as a teenager.(nobody likes going to the doctor as a child) After we got past the initial awkward phase she had a way of reaching out to me and turned into a wonderful advocate...Someone who was looking out for me during the most difficult period in my life. I feel my current doctor is also on my side. She has gone to bat for me during a time of illness by helping me navigate my HMO plan so I could get the best care for my money. I am blessed. the flipside is I am decent patient too. I take care of myself and make my doctor feel at ease when dealing with me.

The nervousness and anticipation are much of the thrill for me! It is all part of the overall experience that leads to it being fun and naughty>:-)!

As an acknowledged subject to white coat hypertension, my only apprehension now is having my blood pressure taken but once I get to know and feel comfortable with a doctor, it reduces nicely. In my youth, however, my anxiety was not the examination itself but the injection(s) in my bottom that inevitably came afterwards (penicillin when I was ill and booster shots when I wasn't).

With regard to Mashie's comment, my childhood doctor and dentist shared the same waiting room. Whichever I was there to see, I often wished it to be the other. Whilst I was terrified of the prolonged pain in the dentist's chair, it was far less embarrassing than bending over the lap of my doctor's receptionist for the relatively brief pain of a shot and I knew that at least I would be able to sit down after going to the dentist.