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01 Sep 2010, 7:57 pm

Are gynecologists (US) allowed to give or prescribe some sort of anti-anxiety and/or muscle relaxer for the exam? If so, have any of you ever requested medication? Maybe I'm being kind of silly, but I have my first gynecologist visit next month and I think the appointment will go WAY better if I could have some drugs to relax me. I get very tense and anxious simply from going to a physician for a check-up, so I can only imagine this appointment will be ten times worse. I really don't like doctor visits or being touched.



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01 Sep 2010, 8:02 pm

I'm still a virgin so I don't see the point of getting one done. I'm too scared. Heck, I never touch myself down there, what makes you think I'll let someone I don't even know do it? >.<



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01 Sep 2010, 8:39 pm

Erisad wrote:
I'm still a virgin so I don't see the point of getting one done. I'm too scared. Heck, I never touch myself down there, what makes you think I'll let someone I don't even know do it? >.<


I'm still a virgin too, but my physician said it's still important to get things checked out. You never know.

But yeah I'm really nervous and I don't touch myself down there either. (Well, I do, but not inside. Like, I've never found my g-spot, and I have never let a guy finger me before. I'm fine about the clit, but I usually don't touch it with my bare hand because I don't like the texture of my "lady parts.")



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01 Sep 2010, 8:44 pm

River wrote:
Erisad wrote:
I'm still a virgin so I don't see the point of getting one done. I'm too scared. Heck, I never touch myself down there, what makes you think I'll let someone I don't even know do it? >.<


I'm still a virgin too, but my physician said it's still important to get things checked out. You never know.

But yeah I'm really nervous and I don't touch myself down there either. (Well, I do, but not inside. Like, I've never found my g-spot. I'm fine about the clit, but I usually don't touch it with my bare hand because I don't like the texture of my "lady parts.")


Ugh. I don't wanna know. If I'm dying from something, I'd rather be unaware of it. It's cheaper that way and I'm not worrying about getting to the doctor's all the time for treatments. D:

I never found mine either. Granted, I only tried once when I had time to myself. A whole ten minutes. Whoop-de-doo. I wasn't impressed so I don't plan on trying again. "There is no better lover than thyself." BS. :/



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01 Sep 2010, 10:59 pm

Quick question, when should you start getting these tests? I'm turning 18 soon, but I'm not even remotely close to being sexually active.

I think I would be fine enough with it if it wasn't a male doing it (too much anxiety would come out of that) and if I had my mom with me for the first few times.



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05 Oct 2010, 9:22 pm

I know girls have started going during high school...I have panic attacks when I go (which I avoid at all costs) and even if I think about it too much...I was 18 first time I went. I was raped by my b/f and I'd requested a female...when I got there, a male walked in...I told him I was having a female doctor and he snapped at me that she was sick and that if I was "old enough to be having sex you're old enough to have a male doctor!! !" Then I froze and went away in my own world. Years later when I went again, I found it so traumatizing...I tried texting to distract myself and my female gyno yelled at me for being immature and texting! And I was just trying to get through it! I had an abnormal pap smear and had to come back several times which was HELL.
Next time I went they let "new learning employees" or what not just come in during my exam!! !! As if TWO people present wasn't enough! And then next time I went I had a TOTAL break down and they pulled me into an office to talk to me but it was apparent they thought I was crazy.
Anyhow, I've finally found a younger woman who I feel...well, as comfortable as I possibly could w/ I suppose. I'd rather them just not talk to me. And I ALWAYS bring someone w/ me. Used to be my mom but now my husband goes w/ me. I try to get him to talk to me about stuff and distract me as much as possible. But like I said, I avoid it as much as possible, plus have no insurance, so haven't been in a while. I guess it is a necessary evil but it feels to me like submitting yourself to being raped. And they DO put their fingers inside of you (w/ gloves on). ::shivers:: The whole things disturbs me and messes w/ my head. Now I gotta think about something else!!



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05 Oct 2010, 9:28 pm

KSea wrote:
I know girls have started going during high school...I have panic attacks when I go (which I avoid at all costs) and even if I think about it too much...I was 18 first time I went. I was raped by my b/f and I'd requested a female...when I got there, a male walked in...I told him I was having a female doctor and he snapped at me that she was sick and that if I was "old enough to be having sex you're old enough to have a male doctor!! !" Then I froze and went away in my own world. Years later when I went again, I found it so traumatizing...I tried texting to distract myself and my female gyno yelled at me for being immature and texting! And I was just trying to get through it! I had an abnormal pap smear and had to come back several times which was HELL.


That's terrible. Don't these people know that they are supposed to help the patient relax? Yelling and being an insensitive jerk isn't going to help. This is one of the reasons why I won't go. I'm not even masturbating or having sex so I don't see the point in doing it yet. If I have something fatal down there, oh well. It's cheaper to die than to continually go to these stupid appointments anyway. :/



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05 Oct 2010, 10:32 pm

I too personally feel I'd rather just die from something, but maybe I only feel that way b/c I'm not dying from something. I dunno. But I read on your profile you like renaissance reenactments--like do you volunteer and work at their fairs? I'm going to one in NC this weekend--made my own fairy wings--I'm so excited! Renaissance Fairs are one of my most fav. things!



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05 Oct 2010, 10:55 pm

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I too personally feel I'd rather just die from something, but maybe I only feel that way b/c I'm not dying from something. I dunno. But I read on your profile you like renaissance reenactments--like do you volunteer and work at their fairs? I'm going to one in NC this weekend--made my own fairy wings--I'm so excited! Renaissance Fairs are one of my most fav. things!


Yeah, I am apart of my university's medieval renaissance club. We put on a dinner theatre in the fall and a faire in the spring. I'll be going to the PA ren faire in a few weeks here. :)



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06 Oct 2010, 1:12 am

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I'm still a virgin too, but my physician said it's still important to get things checked out. You never know.


I think it's very unlikely to get cervical cancer if you're a virgin, but physicians just like to stay on the safe side. In the rare event a virgin does get cervical cancer, I'll bet the last thing her physician would want her to point out was, "But my doctor said I won't have to!"

I've never gone to a gynecologist and I never will. In all seriousness, I'd much rather wake up one day and find out I have cancer than to subject myself to the horror that is a gynecologist's examination.