Semen or other evidence of recent intercourse

Dear women users of Zity, has a doctor ever noted semen or other evidence of recent intercourse while examining you? What was his or her reaction?

Any recommandations to abstain from intercourse for a while before examination?

No my gynecologist can not have seen any semen left in me when I have been to see him for check ups. I do not fuck my husband for 3 days before I have got my appointment so there will not be anything still there. I know that ladies should not really have sex for 2 days before an exam but I think maybe it is better if it is 3 days. I think my mum first told me years and years ago that 2 days is how long not to have sex before an exam but I have seen other people say the same thing too.

Needing to not have sex with my husband for 3 days just makes it good when I get to jump on him later after the exam. 😜 😃

Amethyst: you could use a condom, or another orifice? :-)

Dear women users of Zity, has a doctor ever noted semen or other evidence of recent intercourse while examining you? What was his or her reaction?

They don't have a reaction.

They are doctors.

They know what semen looks like.

I was always intrigued by the use of post coital tests in infertility investigations. The idea that a couple would be required to have sex and then the woman would need to attend the Gynae soon afterwards so she could be examined and tested while still with her partner's semen in her vagina was something that turned me on.

I think it was the extra intimate nature of the exam, having to submit to an exam in that state and also being 'ordered' to have sex on demand of the Gynae. All very hot to me.

Amethyst: you could use a condom, or another orifice? :-)

No @Pecan_nutjob I am not interested in using condoms, that would be just putting a barrier between us literally. I know I would not be happy if we did that. I can just give my husband oral sex and I think that is a lot better, I can still take his semen into me and I Iike to swallow it anyway, I think that is important. The waiting of 3 days before we fuck is good, it just means that doing it after the exam is hot.

My wife would totally agree with you @Amethyst

I assume - that we are talking about a gynecologist? In that case - no there has never been any evidence of semen in me when I've been examined.

Neither has my dentist - good old Listerine and a toothbrush will take care of any 'evidence'. 😉 😈

Lora C: Gynecologist or GP or midwife.

Neither has my dentist - good old Listerine and a toothbrush will take care of any 'evidence'. 😉 😈

My dentist never would find it in my mouth either @Lora_C. I clean my teeth very well. lol

I assume - that we are talking about a gynecologist? In that case - no there has never been any evidence of semen in me when I've been examined.

Neither has my dentist - good old Listerine and a toothbrush will take care of any 'evidence'. 😉 😈

My dentist never would find it in my mouth either @Lora_C. I clean my teeth very well. lol

So, rinse and spit, then? 😉

@Cedar said, "So, rinse and spit, then? 😉 "

@Lora_C swallows. 😉 But she may not want to fart and may have some concerns about her proctologist. 😉 😈

So, rinse and spit, then? 😉

Yeah but it is just after I have swallowed everything I should @Cedar. 😜 😃

@ Cuck Alex ...I was always intrigued by the use of post coital tests in infertility investigations. The idea that a couple would be required to have sex and then the woman would need to attend the Gynae soon afterwards so she could be examined and tested while still with her partner's semen in her vagina was something that turned me on.

I think it was the extra intimate nature of the exam, having to submit to an exam in that state and also being 'ordered' to have sex on demand of the Gynae. All very hot to me.

My wife had problems falling pregnant with both of our children and she had a post coital check as part of the tests before her second pregnancy. We were told to have intercourse after 10pm and she had an appointment at the clinic at 9 am the next morning. The doctor took a swab from her vagina and he put it on a slide under the microscope. He showed her my sperm wriggling around under the magnification.

For around 15 years my wife was on the pill then the diaphragm and she had regular checks that often included an internal examination, that was the norm at the time. She was never told to avoid sex before an appointment and intercourse took place several times a week as was our normal routine. I would imagine that most sexually active married women and women living together with a partner would have sperm in their vaginas most of the time, apart from the week of their period. Nothing a doctor hasn't seen before...