I wouldn't get naked for a sore toe.:wink: But for physicals and such, yes.
You joke but there used to be an ear nose throat specialist that checked guys for hernias. Maybe, he thought the sinus was semen backing up into the wrong head? hahaha
There have been wo doctors I vowed on the spot I would never return to because of this. My university had a medical director (woman) who was notorious for requiring all males to be nude throughout all examinations. Classmates had complained -- to each other, but it should have been to the administration -- that she made them strip naked even when they went to Student Health Services complaining of a cold or flu. In my case, I was sent by the head of the Phys Ed dept after getting whacked pretty hard in the eye with a wayward tennis ball. My first time at SHS and sure enough, assigned to be seen by this woman. She came into the exam room, read my chart, and asked me to take off all my clothes. I asked her whether she read that I was there for an eye injury. She said yes, but in order to do a thorough exam and check for any other contusions, I had to be nude. I absolutely refused and we had a standoff for about 10 minutes. She threatened to put "permanent" notes in my student record, and I threatened to report her not only to the university administration but to the state medical licensing authority. The exam proceeded clothed.
The other time was about 10 years ago when I was briefly in hospital for a "locked" ankle. My primary physician, a wonderful woman, had arranged for a rheumatologist to look at the ankle on his hospital rounds. From the moment I saw him, I knew he was creepy. He locked the door and told me to take my hospital gown off and stand right in front of where he was kneeling on one leg. I protested that I wouldn't do it for an ankle exam. He insisted it was necessary for checking all my joints, including knees and hips, so I did it, but it was gross. While palpating my ankle he was breathing heavily right on my dick. I thought he was going to stick his reptilian tongue out at any moment.
When he finished the ankle he told me to put the gown back on. Never looked at any other joints. I made a formal complaint to my primary physician, and now there is a big notation in my file that I am
never to be referred to that rheumo
ever again.
The issue in both cases wasn't the nudity throughout, but their obvious creepiness. People need to trust their radar on this, as some doctors do abuse their power for their own reasons.
Oh, and by the way -- my primary does superb prostate checks. In, out, done in 15 seconds. Only worry is the KY cleanup.