#doctors visit

[just-wet-it]

So now you can better imagine what I always look like on a examination table when I visit doctors. 😋 Up there your feet never touch the floor. That makes me feel so small. As a child, you could never touch the floor with most chairs either. 👉👈🥹 My editing program doesn't have a shy smiley face which looks down and turns red. 🥴 And instead of plastic pants the doctor and nurses see a sometimes more/less yellowish diaper. Last time it was soaked because i was so exited. 😅 What would go through your minds when you saw me Like that? 🫣 Uagh...When I look at the picture, I realize once again how stunted my right leg looks. I can't even look at it... 😌

[that-scorpio]

Knowing I’m at my weight before my son is such a blessing because babyyyyyyy I just KNEW I was 200+ 😂 babygirl can eat fr lol

[incognitopolls]

Do you like it when a doctor uses a stethoscope on you?

Yes, I like it

I feel neutral about it

No, I dislike it

Other

I've never had a doctor use a stethoscope on me

Voting ended onMay 10, 2025

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[gilearstimboards]

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Caregiver!Kingston at the Doctor's Stimboard

Made for: 🐺 anon

He'd love distracting little ones with a toy or two as he works. :)

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[holybananapants]

drafting a document with all my symptoms and each single moment where anything is worse, including dizziness episodes and fainting etc. All my symptoms. Every one.

I see my main doctor in a few weeks and for the past three years she has been very resistant to all my issues, and she often ignores me or claims my issues aren't real.

I struggle to get my point across and i cry when I'm overwhelmed, so she says I'm just too anxious to discuss this at the time, and moves on. Im hoping that handing her a physical stack of papers will be something she cant avoid.

[spookyduckqak]

got a question. I don't like disclosing my birth gender but I want opinions.

I went to a Gynecologist because of horrible cramps and a month-long period and typically prolonged amounts of time without a steady period (multiple months at a time) and feared endometriosis.

the doc had me wait in the room ALONE for an hour (I was his last patient there was no way he was busy for an hour I was the only person left in the entire office that he had to care for everyone else was booked for other doctors) after talking to the nurse.

when he finally came in the room he preformed no tests, asked no questions, and told me that I was getting prescribed birth control (which I wasn't even supposed to be prescribed because it apparently negatively affects people with migraines with aura WHICH I HAVE) and when I asked questions he either brushed them off or flat ignored them. he talked to me like 10 mins MAX

first off I've never been to one of these kinds of doctors before (i just turned 18 and my parents never bothered to bring me to a gynecologist) are they just Like That or what? also he made me VERY uncomfortable.

also also, I've been experiencing a cramping sensation where I usually get period cramps, and intense hip pain every time I move as side effects. should I say something or is this normal?

I mean it feels odd I just got a prescription without any tests or even checking if i could take it AT ALL, and the nurse looked genuinely HORRIFIED when she heard my symptoms BUT the doc walked in with like a :| face like he did NOT gaf.

i just wanna know if this seems off to anyone whos went to a gynecologist more than like once yk? i just dont want to feel crazy

[disability-and-cats]

i've been tryna pay my copay for 2 weeks and finally did :,]

[mossroott]

every time i go to the doctor and they take my blood pressure they tell me the funny fraction as if it means anything to me...

ahh yes one beighty over fifty or whatever I totally understand what that means for me health