Wearing or using your stethoscope in public?

This is a question to fetishists who are non health professionals of course.

Do you ever dare to wear your stethoscope in public, or even use it to auscultate your patient like on a health trail or so?

No way, no how. :|

Absolutely impossible!

Why would anyone do that?

A real doc MIGHT wear it out of the building if he forgot and was in a hurry, but if he was in public, it wouldn't go any farther than inside his car.

Have done it once for two days , Halloween, have scrubs and steth on , didn't even get a comment but was kinda fun . That was the only time for me .

Sometimes when i drove late at night, i put my stethoscope around my neck if that count as public

I took an EMT course and wore my stetho in a SF park and got to take BP and heart sounds on volunteers; felt neat but I didn't follow up after the course: it would have felt too close to practicing med without a license.

No way

I did wear it with my scrub top , in the summer , I was in a store and a lady smiled at me.

Not in my current situation, but when my life is on a better track, I will.

Haven't exactly worn it in public, but when I met a woman I had connected with from Heartbeat Pleasure, I hung my stethoscope from the rear view mirror of my car as a signal as well as giving her a description of my car when we met at a restaurant to get acquainted and eat dinner before we got a motel room for us to play doctor.

Not unless I was at a costume party dressed as a medical professional

I use mine out in public but that's because of my job. Even if I'm not working. I have my two EMT bags and my son has the backpack one and when we go to the store we take them out of my Jeep and in the stores with us. Stethoscopes are in all three bags.

I have one in my truck in the first aid gear in the back.

Yes, I measured blood pressure in the street.

The first time was very shy, but then I got used to

I did steth a young woman in an Interstate highway rest area sitting in her car back in 2009. I had examined her a couple of years before where we had the privacy for her to take off her shirt and bra. We parked far enough from other cars not to be seen. I reached up under the back of her shirt to listen to her lungs and unhooked her bra so it could hang loose for heart listening. Then I reached up under the front of her shirt and under her bra to listen to her heart, keeping her breasts covered in case anybody saw us.

Haven't done it for many years, but I used to dare myself to park the car, hang my stethoscope from my neck, walk across the road to the shop, buy a newspaper then return to the car. After a few times it got easier, but the excitement never diminished.

I do not know what a “health trail” is, but I have never seen a stethoscope outside of the medical environment. so it would be so out of place I would not do it.

Only at a Halloween party

Ok, admit it i have worn it in public lol, shopping centre not where i live ! Worn around my neck just could peek it under my coat i was wearing, few reactions i got i loved it ! Lol

Ok, admit it i have worn it in public lol, shopping centre not where i live ! Worn around my neck just could peek it under my coat i was wearing, few reactions i got i loved it ! Lol

Omg. Your heart must have been racing

I can't say I have myself, but I do work at Walgreens near the area I live. I remember a few months back there was a nurse who I thought must have forgotten to leave her stethoscope in the car. Though I was shy about it, I commented she was the first customer I've seen wear one despite seeing almost 1 person in nurse scrubs each day on average.

She laughed a bit and said she always keeps it handy in public in case an emergency happens, which I can only assume means she's always got it on in public! It was a pretty dark pink-tubed Littmann 3. I also did comment I have a fascination for heart sounds myself, to which she replied: “Me too hon.” Haven't seen her since, but I hope she comes back soon!

Omg no. No one knows about my stethoscope fetish and I'd be so embarrassed to even have it discovered, let alone be seen out with it

I always thought about trying this in public, but it never came to be.

Perhaps I get the chance in the future, who knows.