Men, Do you prefer a female urologist?

I have my doubts about the veracity of the previous account. It might be wiser if it's fantasy to post it in the fantasy section. If it's true the doc involved is looking at license suspension or jail time.

I generally fantasize about female doctors, but otherwise I think I would prefer a male urologist if ever god forbid I need one.

No, guys don't prefer a female urologist. Urology is a field of medicine that deals with the disorders and diseases that are related to male and female urinary systems and male reproductive systems. If you are male than go and consult a male urologist otherwise vice-versa.

^^^Good for you...however others may not share those views as Female urologists are as equally highly trained,well versed & totally professional in every way......Oh & it's the 21st century !!..right ??

I only had to see one urologist about 30 years ago when i had my kidney stone. If i ever had to see one again, I would search for a woman. I prefer women docs overall.

My current urologist is male and quite good. The first one I ever visited, in the early 80s, also male, was brusque to say the least. Anyone encountering that guy would be put off on male urologists. I had a UTI and not only was his exam painful, the antibiotics he prescribed made me very nauseous.

Around that same time period I had a female GP - they weren't called PCPs then. She was considerate and slim fingered. She joked when treating me for some forgotten penile affliction. The odor of the regent she was using to reveal the nasty bits on my penis/scrotum smelled like vinegar. She said she was making a salad. She may have been the first doctor to palpatate my prostate.

I would definitely prefer a female urologist but as others have noted they are pretty rare. I have seen several male urologists for various issues and have had genital and rectal exams from them without problems. I prefer female doctors in general for several reasons, not least because I'm hetero and into med fet, but also because they seem to be more compassionate, friendly, thorough--and gentle.

The only time ever saw a urologist was for my vasectomy. It was a male doctor. In this instance I was quite comfortable with a man doing the procedure.

My urologist is a male but his PA is a female. She is very thorough with her exams. She checks my testicle, penis, and confirms that I still can get an erection (that is the best part, lol).

I've seen two urologists in my life, one was a guy the other was a lady. I don't think I have a preference.

The lady urologist, though, was overwhelmingly enthusiastic about her work. She actually said to me at some point "I specialize in all things penis". Actual words. No kidding.

Have had both and really doesn't matter to me

I do prefer a female doctor. They usually go much slower and take more preparation time, which adds to the experience

Not matter to me, but a woman is more comfortable

Makes no difference to me at all.

I HATE seeing any urologist! I 'm always scoped and it is uncomfortable as hell. A young female always swabs my penis with Betadine and injects Xylocaine viscous into me. Nothing erotic about any of it.

I always prefer a female doctor. It is a little weird to be examined by a male doctor, so I would rather be examined by a woman.

Female urologists are rare in NZ but we have a couple mostly working with female patients, I have a female GP and she is great

I have an appoinment at a female urologist next week. I will tell you how it was... I am really nervous about it! It is my first time ad a female doc.

I like one with large fingers so he doesn't miss anything.

I doubt it makes any difference between a male or female urologist, as long as the urologist is thorough enough.

Always prefer female doctors. Always more caring.

I have always preferred to be examined by a female urologist rather than male.

The first time I had the need to consult a Urologist was during my early thirties when I had a nasty fall and injured my groin area. So I was suggested by my GP that I should get an Urological consultation.

I knew that an Urologist will definitely check my genital organ especially my scrotum and testicles to see whether they are injured or not. But I had a weird feeling of my private parts being examined by another male. I thought it a bit gay to have such experience. But at the same time I also thought that I would feel very embarrassed if I go to a female urologist for getting myself checked for any genital injury.

But finally I chose to visit a female urologist. She was so caring and empathetic towards me, trying to understand in full details about my injury. Then she took me to the examination table, pulled the curtain and asked me to lie down with my pant and underwear down to my knees. She put her gloves on and examined me so thoroughly for almost 10 minutes.

That was the beginning. After that, I had always been to a female urologist for all my genital and prostate related examinations.

Regards

I am a PA at a Urology office. Men seem to prefer me when it comes to giving them an exam than the male doctor.

Like most of you, I prefer to be examined by a woman doctor, especially a middle age woman or even an older woman than by a male doctor whatever is the reason of my coming even for intimate examinations, a rectal one, or even a genital examination or a prostate examination by an urologist and also for a routine physical examination. ( may be because all the physicals examinations at schools and university or for jobs were almost always performed by women doctors, so I was more used to that situation than by a male doctor )

But in France there are only a few women doctors who are urologists.

I must recognize that I had not the same opinion when I was young, I was more embarrassed to be examined by a woman doctor than a male

Also for the group exams when I was young, for instance for military service, I would have not like to be examined by a woman doctor , I believe that it was because we were naked in group and forced to obey quickly to all instructions being totally under control of non commissionners officers and doctors, it was typically a male only environment where modesty is considered as non sense and where you are a little treated like cattle, so it would have been more embarrassing in my opinion if a woman doctor had performed all or part of the physical examination, being the spectator or worse responsible of our complete obedience. Our nudity would have been felt as less normal. If the examination had been performed one by one alone in an examination room, It would have been different but we were examined in group without privacy and I did not wanted that a woman saw us in that embarrassing situation.

But now I think that the women doctors are both more thorough and more caring and taking more time to care about patients and to explain what they do, and normally they are less authoritarian even if it is not always true , some women doctors can be very authoritarian at least as much as men doctors.

But they talk generally more than a man to the patient which is better to be more comfortable.

Hi,

I have been to a male an a female urologist. I eally prefer the female urologsit. She explained much more what she is doing and she was realy understanding that I did not feel very comfortable with the exam.

Female urologist, for sure.

I was checking a woman urologist. I really like doctors. But for some reason this time I was calm.

Yes I prefer cute younger lady doctors period. Much more fun to be checked out by younger ladies. I have two cute younger lady doctors. My family & my dermatologist. Both seem very nice concerned smart & helpful. They've both seen me naked. It's nice to be comfortable & open. I just went back to my general physician yesterday & she checked my genitalia for rash & pimples from regular shaving there. She advised against much shaving genitalia. She asked me how often I shaved down there. She then wondered aloud did I also shave my balls too. I said yes but very carefully. She said I was a very good manicurist. I just told her I wished to keep clean down there. For the rash she gave me antibiotics, & dermatological ointment. she's cute. A little over half my age,but I keep pretty fit.

I am moving to a different city and I hope i can find a female urologist.

For whatever reason I can talk to a female doctor about anything, not trying to be pervy, while with a man I am more reserved.

I made a recent appointment with a male urologist and was disappointed after waiting a few weeks that I was assigned to a PA that worked for him. There was no preliminary nurse involved to go over my referral papers, so the receptionist dropped me off in the office and said she'll be right with you. I was taken aback because I had an appointment with a male urologist I had met during one of his seminars at a local hospital.

Jennifer came in shortly and did a test to see how much urine remained in my bladder after urinating. She actually observed me in the small bathroom and put a lid on the jar before she had me lie down on a table and run something around on my lower stomach area to determine how much urine I retained in the bladder. It wasn't that Jennifer wasn't efficient or pretty, or anything like that, the issue I had was that I wanted to discuss some personal issues with a urologist that knew more about the changes a man has as he ages.

Nevertheless, I confessed I was having some dripping problems and great urgency issues along with some difficulties maintaining an erection during sex and the feeling was less intense than it had always been before. She proceeded to check my prostate and determined that felt good, and I wanted to reply that it felt good to me, too, but I decided that might be out of line. I confessed I also had a yeast infection on my penis shaft that I had seen a dermatologist about. I explained I have treated it with two medications and at times it looks bad and at times it's all but gone.

Jennifer asked if she could see, and when I lowered my pants, my penis had a uniform red ring around the shaft about like a medium sized rubber band, and the glan area exhibited the same yeast infection as usual. The long and short of it all was that I needed to see the urologist.

What galled me was the fact that I had to make another appointment to see the doctor to get responses to my questions, and basically he agreed many of the issues I observed were common in men my age, but he felt a supply of pills could be used to help get and retain a firm erection.

I guess my question is should a specialist have a new patient seen by a PA in this circumstance?