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Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: James [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Saturday, November 22, 2025, 09:28: pm In reply to: Pancho 's message, "Physical exams for grown men" on Friday, November 21, 2025, 01:21: am I didn't get any physicals for entrance to school, and I don't think I received any kind of physical at all, except to check for a hernia. I, with a long line of boys, were checked for hernias, each year before football season. The check was done by some old guy who was supposed to be a doctor, but wasn't listed in the phone book. I got some what of a physical when I went into the army, but it was an assembly line kind of thing and I got the feeling that they weren't trying to very hard to find anything that would keep a person from serving. I'm glad they didn't find any of several physical problems that would have kept me out of the service if I had complained. Later in life, when the only insurance I could afford was through the V.A., I was glad I had served. I hear a lot of people who get their insurance coverage thru the V.A. complain of different things they don't like and I dislike most of the same things. I would have no insurance if it wasn't for the V.A. My first trip to the V.A. was to get some medicine to lower my blood pressure. My b.p. was slightly to high to get my C.D.L. renewed and I had to have a C.D.L. to work in my trade. I thought I could get some medication that would lower my blood pressure enough to get my license renewed. Instead I was given a list of foods I could eat that would bring my b.p. down. Three days later I had a heart attack that kept me from working for six months. All of this writing I have done here and nothing has been written about a physical. I will write about the physical I finally got from the V.A. very soon. I'm a very slow typist and has taken a long time to get this much done. More soon [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: Mark II [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, November 22, 2025, 11:01: pm I had written about my experience with getting a physical when I was in my very early thirties and had posted it in the thread about getting a physical for school. I had hoped to get people to tell their experiences of getting physicals as mature people and not as younger people who were at the hands of a school nurse and a student nurse. There were some tales of older people, and I had hoped to read more, but I think some people might have passed it by thinking it was only about children. I hope to read more entries about grown ups, and maybe even some females might contribute also. Here's hoping. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: James [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Friday, November 28, 2025, 08:42: pm I have, I think, an interesting message,(story), and I hope I can make it as interesting in the telling as it was happening. My story is what happened after the heart attack, when I finally got an appointment with what was to become my regular doctor. My appointment was a morning appointment, 10:00 o'clock. First thing was blood pressure, temp, did I need a flu shot? was I hurting from pain and how bad. I thought I was talking to a doctor, but she turned out to be just the nurse. To bad, I think, it would be nice to have a cute young doctor, but no such luck. Out in the hallway where I was weighed, with all my clothes on, not like the children in the stories about school physicals. I was thirty six at the time and I was pleasantly surprised to find my doctor was a few years younger, and quite attractive. I had heard some stories that most of the doctors at the V.A. were old retired army,navy, or whatever branch of the service. Said they were gruff and without a lot of finesse as well as being not up to modern things that was happening in medicine. Anyway she introduced herself and told me that I was scheduled for a long appointment as she liked to do a full examination on all of her new patients. The first thing we need is for you to get undressed and into this gown. She made some notes in a folder and the nurse just stood by and pointed to an unused chair as a place to put my clothes. Good thing I'm not shy, I say to myself, because she was watching me while I removed my clothes. Those also, she said when I hesitated removing my underwear. I was slow removing my underwear because I had lost a bet with my wife and had ended up getting my pubic hair shaved. With an electric razor, which I would recommend to anyone who ever intends to get bare down there. We, my wife and I had a hot tub and would often have friends over for a tub party. All of the guys went in bare and some of the ladies also. My wife didn't most of the time although she would go in bare if it was just me and about three different ladies. She always wore a suit iff another man was there. She planned to embarrass me next time we had a pool party. Anyway, I'm keeping my back turned so the nurse can't see until I get the robe on. All set? asks the doctor. I guess so. First thing she did was check my spine. Next she had me walk away from her on my heels taking really short steps. O.k. Remove the gown and walk back to me same way you walked away. I hesitated just enough for her to say, if you have a problem with being nude, I can make an appointment with a male doctor but you will have to wait at least a month before you can be seen. It isn't that it's just embarrassing to show you what I lost on a bet. Questioning looks from her and the nurse. What did you loose? My hair I said and removed my gown. They both and the doctor said I was really worried you were somehow disfigured. No, just a looser of a bet. Well, thank the person you bet with because it will make it easier to examine you. I walked back to her and she said put the gown back on if you like and walk away from me again on your tiptoes. Now remove the gown and walk back on your tip toes. Have ever have back problems? I suppose you mean because of the lordosis. (sp) Yes she said surprised. I was diagnosed with it when I went in the army. I told the Doctor then that I had played basketball, football and ran track and I was never bothered. I also was Airborne, a paratrooper and was never bothered. O.k. then,( she said o.k. a lot) lets do a skin check and see if you have any thing that needs closely examined. Lay down on the examining table on your stomach and we'll have a look. I need to take a break. I'm not a fast typist. I will continue after a break. I'll be back, this is therapy for me. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: james [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Friday, December 12, 2025, 09:15: pm I have the feeling no one is reading these posts. So many people had a story to tell and now seem to have lost interest. I have read every thing written about the examinations and even some of the stuff about enemas. I don't like what I saw posted by the enema people but they seem to think it was important enough to carry on an exchange of advice and information. It doesn't seem to be enough interest to warrant a comment from someone. Maybe there is no one reading any of this to comment. Either way if some interest isn't shown, I've written my last. I'm talking about stuff other than enemas. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: Jones [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Thursday, December 18, 2025, 02:21: am I think someone could start and get a good reaction (messages) if someone wrote about physical examinations from the V.A.. If you don't know what the V.A. is, I will explain. It is the Veterans Administration medical and hospital service. Much has been written about it that was not favorable and for the most part what was written was true. However, for some of us it is the only insurance we have and even tho I gripe about it, I consider myself lucky to have it. Some of my experiences have made me angry, some I have been grateful for, some have been funny and a couple have been quite erotic if only in my mind. I will relate one experience that I'm not quite sure how to classify. Let me say that from the experiences I have had with the V.A. I believe that a lot of the bad things that happen to me is due to the doctors that work for the V.A. Some of the best doctors that can be found anywhere work for the V.A. I don't know this for sure but I believe the V.A. pays for the doctors schooling in exchange for a certain amount of time as a physician for the V.A. Some young and very good doctors work for V.A. to pay off their cost of medical school. That said, because of the shortage of trained medical people available, they are sometimes forced to accept less than the best. I also believe that a medical license from some middle east country will get that doctor a job with the V.A. I have seen more than one who didn't speak English well enough to confer with a patient with out the help of a nurse or aide who had been working with him and could understand what he was trying to say. That much said I'm going to take a break and try to tell about my fun time I had with an examination by V.A. doctors. By the way, I call myself Jones because I feel like the average guy being treated by the V.A. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: Jones [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Saturday, December 20, 2025, 03:15: am To continue on with my experience; I had gonee to my regular V.A. doctor for one of my twice a year visits and was embarrassed to tell her I had developed two rough spots on my penis and I was actually worried that I might have some type of skin cancer or just plain cancer of some sort. She has a look and tells me I have genital warts. You can get them from multiple partners if you don't wear protection. She says your in luck we have a new urologist at the clinic and I'm going to let him treat you. I got in to see him right away because he had only arrived and didn't have any patients yet. He was one of these imports I was writing about. My regular dr must have sent word ahead of time. He told me to remove my shoes and pants and get on the examining table and lie on my back. I did and he starts to examine my penis when he notices the square pump box in my scrotum. I didn't mention I had a penile pump for an operation I had for peyronies disease. I had a penile implant done and I can pump it up and have an erection, tho it becomes much bigger if I have an erection of my own to go with it. Peyronies is caused by some sort of trauma to your penis. End result is a bend in the penis that makes it sometimes impossible to have intercourse. Such was my case. My regular doctor was aware of the implant and whenever I went in for an office visit she would check it out. One of the tests she did was to have me pump it up untill it was hard and then wait five five minutes and then check to see if it was still just as hard or if it was leaking off pressure. It had tested O.K. When he saw the pump in my scrotum, he wanted to do the pressure test. I told him that my regular doctor had checked it out but he insisted on doing it also. So, I'm laying on my back with an artificial erection and he wheels out this machine that is designed to burn off these warts. It can also be used to remove regular warts or skin tags. He props up my erection so that it is pointing to the ceiling. He cleans the warts with some of that green soap and turns on the machine. Nothing happens. He flips the on-off switch several times and starts to get upset. He says the machine is broke. This red light comes on when the machine is on and the light won't come on. He leaves and comes back with the girl who took my vital information to start a file on me. He brings her in and is telling her the machine don't work, and does she know what is wrong. She said she's not a nurse, shes a clerk and she doesn't know anything about the machine. In the meantime I'm laying there with my erection sticking straight up, and she is staring at it. He says wait here and goes across the hallway and to the urgent care room and gets the nurse that is on duty to come over and have a look at the machine. He has left the door to his room open and there is a fair amount of traffic passing by and anyone looking in can see my erection sticking up. The doctopr who was on duty in the urgent care comes in and he tells her about the machine being broke. She says maybe the red light is not working. During all this time I'm starting to enjoy all of the attention my penis is getting and I get my own excitement going which makes for a really decent hard on. The young girl who is the receptionist is still there and staring, and I figure at anytime he is going to start bringing in passerbys to have a look. The doctor from urgent care takes one of the electrodes and touches it against the metal frame of the machine and it sparks. She tells the urologist it's working and they all leave. the door is still open and people are walking by and looking, He burns off the warts, I let off the pressure and am pulling my pants on when he tells me to turn myback to the door, people passing by can see me. What an ass I think. There was a curtain that could have been pulled that would have kept any passerbys from seeing in. enough This wasn't about just an exam but I had to vent. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: William [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Wednesday, December 24, 2025, 10:30: pm To James; I read your messages and would be interested in reading more if you are willing to share. I think more are reading them also. I think you should give James a shout if you are enjoying, or even just reading his posts. This is better than reruns on T.V. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> [> [> Subject: Re: Physical exams for grown men Author: Smith (smiley) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: Tuesday, January 13, 2026, 07:26: am I have a story that pertains to what will fit your physical for grown men thread. My experience comes at the V.A. clinic and ends at the V.A. hospital. I was doing my semi annual office visit with my regular doctor when I showed her a rough patch of skin on my left nipple and asked if I might get some type of steroid cream to clear it up. She looked at it and got kind of excited. She told me that it was probably just a skin condition, but it could also be a type of cancer known as padget's desease. Now there are two kinds of padget's or padgett's desease and the one she was worried about was BAD!! She sent me to a female imaging place and I got some x-rays done of my breast. I was told by the technician doing the x-ray it was common for men to get their breast x-rayed, but I think she was trying to make me feel better about being the only male in the place. Back to the V.A. clinic where my regular doctor had been busy setting me up with a doctor who specialized in this type of problem. It was at a women's clinic some 125 miles South of where we were and it was for the next day, in the afternoon. The next day was, I think, a Friday, and also New Years Eve. Next morning after getting my must do chores done, I headed South and found the clinic about three o'clock. After filling out the paper work, I talked to the doctor and she said that she would set me up fora biopsy as soon as possible after the first of the year. She said she planned on having me put to sleep while she did the biopsy, and to do that she would have to give me a physical examination. Now this is like four o'clock on new years eve and the clinic is just about deserted. She apologized to her nurse, but said she would require her to stay for the physical. She told the nurse full body physical in preparation for an operation. Into the examining room where I was told to completely disrobe. Understand, I'm not an old man and the nurse is reasonably young and quite pretty. The doctor is a little younger than me an is attractive thought not as much as the nurse. I didn't think of it at the time, but seeing hoe it was a women's clinic, they probably didn't get many men to do physical exams on. The nurse weighed me,didn't measure my height, and then did my blood pressure. I have been weighed at the V.A. many times and always with my clothes on. I had a hospital gown on at this time and when the doctor came in she said you might as well leave the robe on a chair, you will have it off more than on. I would like to interject here with something I was privy to that my primary doctor showed me. It was notes about the patient that are forwarded to the next doctor so that the next doctor knows if the patient has a hangup about something or in my case my doctor had written Mr. Smith is very comfortable with his body and discussing it. He has no problem with physical exams done by women nurses or doctors. This isn't exactly what was wrote but that was what it was meant to convey. When my regular doctor had done my initial physical exam, we had moments of humor that we both laughed at. On a more serious note, when I became erect while she was feeling my testicles for "anything that doesn't belong there", as I tried to apologize she reassured me it happened regularly. I will continue this later, my back won't stand for any more. Smith [ Post a Reply to This Message ]