Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
It might not be if OP has experienced some kind of sexual trauma.
I've never experienced sexual trauma of any kind, my mind and heart are ok with the idea of an exam, my body says "no" for some reason.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
It might not be if OP has experienced some kind of sexual trauma.
I've never experienced sexual trauma of any kind, my mind and heart are ok with the idea of an exam, my body says "no" for some reason.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
It might not be if OP has experienced some kind of sexual trauma.
Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
What do Ativan or Xanax do, do they relax the muscles? That's my problem. I am sorry to sound so ignorant...
Anonymous wrote:Sedation for an routine pelvic exam is an overkill. Ask your doctor for Ativan or Xanax and take it an hour before your Pap smear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know of any practices that can provide sedation for pelvic exams?
Are you inquiring about sedation for a pap smear or any symptomatic gynecological problem?
Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know of any practices that can provide sedation for pelvic exams?