Ask a gynecologist anything

[kennyfrc]

Doc,

Will the "G-shot" enable a women to have a G-spot ONLY orgasm who is otherwise incapable of doing so?

[s2k_335i]

What was the most nasty thing that you had encounter and did it decrease your sexual taste in female?

[CollinsE90]

Originally Posted by s2k_335i

What was the most nasty thing that you had encounter and did it decrease your sexual taste in female?

Has been asked numerous times ITT

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by kennyfrc

Doc,

Will the "G-shot" enable a women to have a G-spot ONLY orgasm who is otherwise incapable of doing so?

No...that clit is the key to a woman's orgasm...treat it right

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by Sara504

Hmmm...is it normal for women to prefer a male OBGYN? I cant stand female but all my friends think Im crazy to want a male Dr.

Yes, normal...my practice is full of such women...

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by BTM

Probably because it's abbreviated. What sounds better, O-B-G-Y-N or obb gine? Sort of like S-C-C-A vs. say

Don't need to over think these sort of things...

I say "O-B-G-Y-N"

[Express]

do you stand up to competition like myself, a freelance OB/GYN?

thoughts on BC for men?

what % of 18+ use BC? need to get my chances...

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by mact3333

I have delivered 5 babies(not mine)...and almost dropped a few.......they are slimy.

The best was when a medical student was looking into a speculum and womens legs wide open and after looking at cervix he astutely said,
"how does sperm get in there"......yes, he is prob your mom's doctor now hehe.

I have 2 kids....

What did the woman say?

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by express705

do you stand up to competition like myself, a freelance OB/GYN?

thoughts on BC for men?

what % of 18 use BC? need to get my chances...

Ur a rank amateur

Long term reversible male contraception is a long way out still

Less than 50%...there is a lot of trapping going on...wear your condoms

[M3Bahn]

I keep reading studies stating 10% or more of children don't belong to their father.


Any thoughts or personal experiences with this?

Should all children have DNA testing done at birth?


WHO'S THE DADDY?

http://moreintelligentlife.com/conte...xey/whos-daddy

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by M3Bahn

I keep reading studies stating 10% or more of children don't belong to their father.


Any thoughts or personal experiences with this?

Should all children have DNA testing done at birth?


WHO'S THE DADDY?

http://moreintelligentlife.com/conte...xey/whos-daddy

Sounds about right...ITT i have shared a few stories...

But...if the woman is on medicaid and NOT MARRIED....welfare requires paternity testing UNLESS HE SIGNS THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE

so single gentlemen....NEVER SIGN THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE...it is easy to get your name added...it is hard to get it off

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by ideliver

Sounds about right...ITT i have shared a few stories...

But...if the woman is on medicaid and NOT MARRIED....welfare requires paternity testing UNLESS HE SIGNS THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE

so single gentlemen....NEVER SIGN THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE...it is easy to get your name added...it is hard to get it off

I guess I must have missed them.

[mact3333]

guys, what does "ITT" stand for????...just found out what FAP means few wks ago....

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by mact3333

guys, what does "ITT" stand for????...just found out what FAP means few wks ago....

in this thread

[mact3333]

Originally Posted by ideliver

in this thread

are you still using prostaglandin gels and pitocin drips?..or is there something better now.

do you ever look at the placenta after the birth and feel it looks like that one episode of Star trek where there were those flying "egg" looking things that land on peoples necks and makes them go crazy...made Spock go nuts if I recall...first time I saw the gross stinky placenta I thought of that Star Trek episode.......go to 0:30 sec into video.

[mact3333]

..

[grieverr]

Originally Posted by Sara504

Hmmm...is it normal for women to prefer a male OBGYN? I cant stand female but all my friends think Im crazy to want a male Dr.

How come you don't like female OB/GYNs? I'd figure women would be more comfortable with someone who was similarly equipped and who you can "girl talk" with.

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by mact3333

are you still using prostaglandin gels and pitocin drips?..or is there something better now.

I use a foley balloon in the cervix for ripening when necessary along with pitocin...when the cervix is favorable for induction...I just use pitocin and try to rupture membranes as soon as she is having a regular contraction pattern...baby usually comes in 4 to 6 hours after rupture of membrances

Originally Posted by mact3333

do you ever look at the placenta after the birth and feel it looks like that one episode of Star trek where there were those flying "egg" looking things that land on peoples necks and makes them go crazy...made Spock go nuts if I recall...first time I saw the gross stinky placenta I thought of that Star Trek episode...

No...when the placenta is out, the baby is nice and pink and the mom and dad are happy...i only think of a job well done...I give the parents my best wishes...I thank the RN's for their help and go do the paperwork

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by grieverr

How come you don't like female OB/GYNs? I'd figure women would be more comfortable with someone who was similarly equipped and who you can "girl talk" with.

because most female OB's are pretty hard core bitches...there are exceptions...and usually there is no "girl talk"...my office staff is pretty good at it though...and so am I...

When a women comes in complaining about a bad period, I am empathic and try to help...a few of my competitors tell them to suck it up and say something like " I have bad periods too and you don't hear me complaining"

Most people want a caring, competent, compassionate physician....if someone wants to pre-judge me based on my gender...then they are more trouble than it is worth and I am glad they never come in my door

[Kroy]

Originally Posted by ideliver

because most female OB's are pretty hard core bitches...there are exceptions...and usually there is no "girl talk"...my office staff is pretty good at it though...and so am I...

When a women comes in complaining about a bad period, I am empathic and try to help...a few of my competitors tell them to suck it up and say something like " I have bad periods too and you don't hear me complaining"

Most people want a caring, competent, compassionate physician....if someone wants to pre-judge me based on my gender...then they are more trouble than it is worth and I am glad they never come in my door

would have assumed female doctors have better bedside manner since women are generally more empathetic. kind of counter-intuitive to hear otherwise.

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by Kroy

would have assumed female doctors have better bedside manner since women are generally more empathetic. kind of counter-intuitive to hear otherwise.

those become nurses...the ones that get through med school...are generally classic type a neurotic messes...I suffered under through 3 years of such women as my chief residents...NIGHTMARE....

I do have 2 close friends that are OB's that are very kind sweet people....one doesn't practice..she married a neurosurgeon

[matthewk]

What's the deal with some women not being capable of orgasm? (and before someone starts on my skills, I have not met many that can't, but I have girl friends that talk about not being able to)

Any Dr. prescribed methods to get them over the "hump" - so to speak?