Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I only go to female doctors.
Female docs are also guilty of this. Why do you feel safer with them?
Because 99.9% of the time, it's men who do this shit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was it a doctor doing her mammogram or a tech?
I've never had a doctor do a mammo on me, and each tech has been a woman.
She was at an ultrasound specialist because she has dense breast tissue. This wasn’t a typical manmogram, but a follow up visit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a gross experience. They manhandle bigger breasts, in particular, at these things.
I sure hope they come up with better diagnostic screening tools soon because this crap is pretty intolerable.
But "manhandling" because the tools are crappy for bigger breast and this is needed medically is incredibly different than a doctor behaving improperly. A colonoscopy ain't fun, but it ain't assault either.
Proper bedside manner is to wear a glove and have an aide in the room. Proper bedside manner is to describe everything you’re about to do PRIOR to doing it, so the patient can be mentally prepared and ask questions. This has been done for years with my doctors, both male and female. Further, my doctors always wear gloves when doing a manual testicular inspection. If they can inspect my nut sac for lumps with a glove, i don’t see why they can’t do the same for a breast.
Too often doctors treat their patients like an automobile at the mechanic’s shop. It costs nothing to speak with you words and tell patients why & what the doctor needs to do. In this case, I believe Sarah and the doctor is a total creeper.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Um, I assume a nurse was in the room too... So nothing happened.
Something ‘happened’ you dense idiot.
DP. Well, something happened. Whether it was an appropriate exam or something creepy seems very much open to interpretation.
Another DP...if there was no nurse in the room, why didnt she stop the exam or refuse to proceed until there was a nurse present?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Was it a doctor doing her mammogram or a tech?
I've never had a doctor do a mammo on me, and each tech has been a woman.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's a gross experience. They manhandle bigger breasts, in particular, at these things.
I sure hope they come up with better diagnostic screening tools soon because this crap is pretty intolerable.
But "manhandling" because the tools are crappy for bigger breast and this is needed medically is incredibly different than a doctor behaving improperly. A colonoscopy ain't fun, but it ain't assault either.
Anonymous wrote:Was it a doctor doing her mammogram or a tech?
Anonymous wrote:It's a gross experience. They manhandle bigger breasts, in particular, at these things.
I sure hope they come up with better diagnostic screening tools soon because this crap is pretty intolerable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is why I only go to female doctors.
Female docs are also guilty of this. Why do you feel safer with them?
Anonymous wrote:This is why I only go to female doctors.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Um, I assume a nurse was in the room too... So nothing happened.
Something ‘happened’ you dense idiot.
DP. Well, something happened. Whether it was an appropriate exam or something creepy seems very much open to interpretation.