What was your creepiest gyno exam experience?

Has anyone here ever had a creepy gyno exam? If so, what happened? How did you react and how did you deal with it?

I haven't had any. all my doctors are very professional.

I have had a couple of fantasies of a creepy exam, but never had one in real life.

It's not even that creepy but was not in good taste but the 1st time I met my male ob/gyn when he was doing the bimanual exam, right was he was inserting his fingers he states he was going to be reaching for my tonsils as he was about to feel my cervix. I think it would have been less jarring if I had him examine me before and not just state it that way the first time having him examine me.

Some would consider this creepy. I once had a gynecologist say to me just before a digital exam "This won't hurt. You might even like it".

This didn’t happen to me, but did to a friend.

She said at an exam the doctor showed her the speculum and joked it was much smaller than an average penis.... so she should be ok with it.

My friend switched doctors.

It wasn't really creepy but my doctor was trying to make me feel a bit better at my first exam and she said "You have a lovely pink cervix."

I used to be a pharmacy tech. There were several doctors in the large medical building the pharmacy was located in. There was a gynecology group in the building that had 3 male doctors. Only one of the 3 seemed like he was a good doctor, while the other 2 seriously gave off creepy vibes. One totally looked like he was a lecher. I wouldn't have been surprised if I had seen him busted for inappropriate contact with a patient!! The other just looked like he was a total perv.

How about this for a creepy gyno...

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-usc-doctor-lawsuit-20180521-story.html

Some would consider this creepy. I once had a gynecologist say to me just before a digital exam "This won't hurt. You might even like it".

"You might even like it" - A doctor saying that to a patient - it's the kind of statement my perverted mind seems to want to mull over. Would've liked to have set up a camera to capture the look on each patient's face once they were told that.

It makes me wonder: What does he think his patients are supposed to think when he says that?

I want to hear from more patients that were ever told that.

"This won't hurt" could be common, but NOT "you might even like it."

Agree - saying "you might like it" is creepy - even if it might be true!

Wow! Some of these replies are disgusting!! I can’t believe women are subjected to this kind of shit... “You might like it”????? I hope the offenders have been reported on and punished apporopriately. My daughter is 13 now and FUCK I’d want to kill any Dr that was inappropriate with her!

This prompted me to post another thread, if anyone wants to chime in:

https://www.zity.biz/index.php?mx=forum;ox=display;msg=933220

My creepiest was in college. I thought I might get more serious care by going off campus, as like most campus health centers, they want to treat everything with birth control. I wanted off the pill because it was killing my libido. So I went to a dr off campus that was on my insurance plan. The guy was young, and short, and dressed like he had a frat meeting later. He wasn’t so much creepy as just grossly mysoginistic and annoyingly arrogant. (Napoleon complex?) He did my annual exam while I tried to explain my concerns, didn’t ask me any questions, then announced that my libido issues were “catholic guilt and fear of pregnancy” and rxed me more pills.

I didn’t go back.

I had a weird gyno experience once. I wouldn't consider It creepy though.

It was my first pregnancy. I did not find out I was pregnant for about 6 months in. Because of this a lot of doctors wouldn't take me because I was considered high risk. So I had to find one who would and I did.

During my first appointment with him he wanted to do an internal ultrasound and a physical. So when I was told to take everything off and put on a gown it made sense to me. I decided to take my mom with me so she could see the baby which would be her first grandbaby.

I got all situated in the room and Dr. Paul knocked on the door. He walked in and introduced himself to me and then to my mother. When he and my mothers eyes locked the both got this huge smile on their faces and they sort of held onto each others hands for a few moments.

I asked them if there was something one of them needed to tell me and they both sort of giggled. Long story short here they had been engaged for a few years back in collage.

So this isn't creepy but it is a little weird. I kept him as my OB and was very glad I did. He was a great doctor.

Mashie