new primary care doc

[VS Fan]

Saw the Panties to the Doctor thread... and wanted to share my good fortune with my new primary care doc.... she's actually my psychiatrist that changed over to doing primary care... :D so when I went to see her for the first time in this capacity, I wasn't concerned AT ALL about wearing panties under my male clothes... since of course I've known her for years and she knows all about me. So the good news is that she can continue to prescribe my mental health meds (nothing too serious) and I have nothing to hide about anything

some girls have all the luck HAHAH

[kimdl93]

That worked out well.

[tifftg]

Very fortunate indeed.

[Maria 60]

That's great and it's a good thing your not rubbing it in to us. Lol. Good for you. Cheers.

[JulieC]

That's great Kelly! And, to piggy back on Maria's jesting comment (I know you meant well, Maria!), please keep rubbing it in We, as a community, feed off of each other and rejoice in our successes.

[docrobbysherry]

I'm curious how any doc would know what kind of panties you're wearing?

When I go to my "six months" consultations I only need remove my jacket for blood pressure tests.

[April Rose]

You are very fortunate. Kind of like winning the health care lottery.

Even though it is not a significant part of my health care regimen, coming out to my physician about my gender dysphoria has made my medical appointments less stressful.

[Connie D50]

Now thats what I call lucky .

[Heather76]

I'm curious how any doc would know what kind of panties you're wearing?

Have you forgotten the days of the DRE? Or the days of, "Turn your head and cough."? Since I lost my prostate to cancer and my PSA labs are always negligible, I no longer have the DRE performed. I've no idea at what age that normally becomes a thing of the past. I can't recall the last time I was asked to cough.

[VS Fan]

yeah my next visit is for more of a full physical.... they definitely checked more stuff than usual the last time I had a "physical"... thanks for the replies ladies

[Aroara Xanthemae]

I am certainly glad that it is going well for you I myself don?t trust doctors.
I self medicate lol

[jjjjohanne]

I think that my doctor no longer performs the prostate check. It is my understanding that they only need to do blood work to determine if you have prostate cancer. I haven't had a hernia check in several years either. Maybe they were just messing with us and didn't really need to do that stuff... Who knows?