[grieverr]

Originally Posted by ideliver

...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"

I see... makes sense, actually. I do agree with the other poster who said you'd also think women would be more sympathetic.

By girl talk, I didn't mean gossip and BS. I meant that I thought a woman would be more comfortable talking about problems (discharges, sexual activity, etc..) with other women.

Thanks for all the real, honest info, btw. I thought this was going to turn into a joke thread.

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by 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?

assuming that there is not some deep seeded emotional problem...prior sexual abuse/rape...or as a side effect from medications (SSRI anti-depressants) or alcohol...

Then she just hasn't learned yet and either she can teach herself...or do this

Most women will have their first orgasm alone...she need to feel comfortable masturbating...commonly in the shower with the pulsitile shower massager, alone with their hands (needs some lube usually and I recommend silicone based lube such as ID Millenium)

or better yet...get her a rabbit

Next, suggest using an egg on the clit while you fuck her missionary style (ala Tory Lane in the homemade youporn video)

More advanced technique is to use the Hitachi massager on the clit either missionary or doggy style with some WELL LUBED anal beads (not too deep...just two or three in) alternating the in of your thrust with the out of the beads..being gentle with all of it

The point is...it is all on the clit

[jpsum]

Originally Posted by ideliver

assuming that there is not some deep seeded emotional problem...prior sexual abuse/rape...or as a side effect from medications (SSRI anti-depressants) or alcohol...

Then she just hasn't learned yet and either she can teach herself...or do this

Most women will have their first orgasm alone...she need to feel comfortable masturbating...commonly in the shower with the pulsitile shower massager, alone with their hands (needs some lube usually and I recommend silicone based lube such as ID Millenium)

or better yet...get her a rabbit

Next, suggest using an egg on the clit while you fuck her missionary style (ala Tory Lane in the homemade youporn video)

More advanced technique is to use the Hitachi massager on the clit either missionary or doggy style with some WELL LUBED anal beads (not too deep...just two or three in) alternating the in of your thrust with the out of the beads..being gentle with all of it

The point is...it is all on the clit

[matthewk]

Originally Posted by ideliver

assuming that there is not some deep seeded emotional problem...prior sexual abuse/rape...or as a side effect from medications (SSRI anti-depressants) or alcohol...

Then she just hasn't learned yet and either she can teach herself...or do this

Most women will have their first orgasm alone...she need to feel comfortable masturbating...commonly in the shower with the pulsitile shower massager, alone with their hands (needs some lube usually and I recommend silicone based lube such as ID Millenium)

or better yet...get her a rabbit

Next, suggest using an egg on the clit while you fuck her missionary style (ala Tory Lane in the homemade youporn video)

More advanced technique is to use the Hitachi massager on the clit either missionary or doggy style with some WELL LUBED anal beads (not too deep...just two or three in) alternating the in of your thrust with the out of the beads..being gentle with all of it

The point is...it is all on the clit

[mact3333]

I am curious, did they teach you the name brands for vibrators and anal beads during residency?...or during your board exams?......your residency program is quality!...

[F32Fleet]

Have you heard about a study which supposedly links a type of throat cancer in men with HPV?

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by Socom

Have you heard about a study which supposedly links a type of throat cancer in men with HPV?

Yep. Many oral cancers are associated with HPV types 16 and 18. However, etoh and smoking are also associated. The causation is still being investigated.

[Bird_Dr]

How do you feel about the ass-clown doctors that show up on tv, i.e. Dr Oz and any number of them on CNN, etc.? Do they hurt or help.

[mact3333]

Originally Posted by ideliver

Yep. Many oral cancers are associated with HPV types 16 and 18. However, etoh and smoking are also associated. The causation is still being investigated.

There is a reason why many head and neck Ca's are being tested for P16...if they are non-smokers, chances are high it will be HPV 16 +++....but the good news is this, they respond better to radiation and chemotherapy.

Going down on many strangers is prob just as worse as smoking a pack a day...this will be all over the news one day...I am sure the maker of Gardisil is already paying off the major networks to get this out into the press soon.

[GT3 Tim]

When my wife delivered and they handed me my kid for the first time, I got uber faint and almost hit the deck (I had a major sinus infection, slept like crap, ate nothing for 24 hours, had the ER suit/mask/hat on (I was sweating bullets for a couple hours)). I was doing fine until she delivered, then I was DONE. lol They handed me the kid and after holding her for about 10 seconds, it hit me. Eyes seeing stars and feeling faint. I said "OK, they have to take her now". Doc said, "No, we don't". I said, "YES, YOU DO!" So they grabbed her and I almost went down. lol They threw me in a nearby gurney and I was cool after a minute. When they opened the ER doors, the only thing my family could see was ME on the gurney. LOL Fricken classic. There were many LOLZ had that night.

How many new Dad's pass out?

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by GT3 Tim

When my wife delivered and they handed me my kid for the first time, I got uber faint and almost hit the deck (I had a major sinus infection, slept like crap, ate nothing for 24 hours, had the ER suit/mask/hat on (I was sweating bullets for a couple hours)). I was doing fine until she delivered, then I was DONE. lol They handed me the kid and after holding her for about 10 seconds, it hit me. Eyes seeing stars and feeling faint. I said "OK, they have to take her now". Doc said, "No, we don't". I said, "YES, YOU DO!" So they grabbed her and I almost went down. lol They threw me in a nearby gurney and I was cool after a minute. When they opened the ER doors, the only thing my family could see was ME on the gurney. LOL Fricken classic. There were many LOLZ had that night.

How many new Dad's pass out?

probably about 1 out of 30 or so...some vomit too...nasty!

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[BTM]

did shit just get real?

[AngelinIsRich08]

Originally Posted by terestrife

i have an embarassing question, no matter where i ask though, no one replies. anyways, i havent had my period since last october, i am a woman in my 20s and havent had sex yet, so i know im not pregnant. and although i have had a history of my period disappearing when i at an
unhealthy weight, it comes back when im at a healthy weight, which i
am right now. last year, i went to disney, and rode tower of terror, and
had an awful stomach pain and bled black blood.

After this my period has disappeared for 9 months, i went to get a pelvic ultrasound done,
about 3-5 months ago (?) and was told there was some fluid in my cul de
sac, but it should leave on its own. well, its july now and still no
period, im embarassed to say this, but ever since october ive been getting a lot of greenish/yellowish discharge and stomach
cramps. i assumed its the fluid leaving but its been 9 months. a
general doctor told me its nothing serious not to have the period, but
im still nervous.

he told me not to waste my time going to a gyno, but should i go anyway? if its not serious then id rather wait, you know? sorry for such a weird question. =(

How is that not serious? Just go to several gynos and doctors and get solid answers, please.

[BMWUltimateDriv3r]

Have you ever let another doc look at your wife's giner?

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by terestrife

i have an embarassing question, no matter where i ask though, no one replies. anyways, i havent had my period since last october, i am a woman in my 20s and havent had sex yet, so i know im not pregnant. and although i have had a history of my period disappearing when i at an
unhealthy weight, it comes back when im at a healthy weight, which i
am right now. last year, i went to disney, and rode tower of terror, and
had an awful stomach pain and bled black blood.

After this my period has disappeared for 9 months, i went to get a pelvic ultrasound done,
about 3-5 months ago (?) and was told there was some fluid in my cul de
sac, but it should leave on its own. well, its july now and still no
period, im embarassed to say this, but ever since october ive been getting a lot of greenish/yellowish discharge and stomach
cramps. i assumed its the fluid leaving but its been 9 months. a
general doctor told me its nothing serious not to have the period, but
im still nervous.

he told me not to waste my time going to a gyno, but should i go anyway? if its not serious then id rather wait, you know? sorry for such a weird question. =(

you need to see a competent OB-GYN...

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by BMWUltimateDriv3r

Have you ever let another doc look at your wife's giner?

yep...my friend delivered our children...I take care of many of my collegues wives

[silkshocker]

Originally Posted by ideliver

Lauryn Hill and one of Al Pachino's baby mommas. Both during my residency in NYC

so much for patient's confidentiality. I think you should review your HIPPA policy.

[BTM]

Originally Posted by silkshocker

so much for patient's confidentiality. I think you should review your HIPPA policy.

So should you...it's HIPAA

What Information is Protected

Protected Health Information. The Privacy Rule protects all "individually identifiable health information" held or transmitted by a covered entity or its business associate, in any form or media, whether electronic, paper, or oral. The Privacy Rule calls this information "protected health information (PHI)."12

“Individually identifiable health information” is information, including demographic data, that relates to:

the individual’s past, present or future physical or mental health or condition,
the provision of health care to the individual, or
the past, present, or future payment for the provision of health care to the individual,
and that identifies the individual or for which there is a reasonable basis to believe it can be used to identify the individual.13 Individually identifiable health information includes many common identifiers (e.g., name, address, birth date, Social Security Number).

The Privacy Rule excludes from protected health information employment records that a covered entity maintains in its capacity as an employer and education and certain other records subject to, or defined in, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, 20 U.S.C. §1232g.

Doesn't appear that violates any rules. Using one name with no further details of what care was given. IE if he were to say "treated Lauryn Hill for crabs and her insurance was denied" that would be in violation as protected health information.

[Blake]

BTM knows everything




but seriously, doctors drop names all the time to further their 'credibility'. just think if you were the gyno of the stars...wouldn't you use that as a platform to generate more business? it's done everyday.

btw, if lauryn hill had crabs, it probably wouldn't shock me.

[BMWUltimateDriv3r]

Do you see male patients?

[Gregxi]

Originally Posted by BMWUltimateDriv3r

Do you see male patients?