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Doctor in Frankfurt a pervert?

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Anna &Eric   0

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I dont even mention that the nurse was a ###### rude ######.The doctor told me to strip to my panties and was making whole examination with me naked.Since when a patient has to be naked for checking blood pressure,checking stomach and listen to lung function with a stethoscope?It all lasted about 10-15 min.Anyone with similar expierence????

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Oh Wow, I know a bunch of people that went to the Frankfurt doc but nobody complained about him. I mean, yeah, I heard that the nurses were rude and you had to argue with them in order to get whatever you needed but not that the doc is a pervert. I went to the Munich doctor's office and I can't complain. Sorry about your experience.

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Sorry you had such a bad experience at your medical exam.

I was asked to strip down to just my panties as well, but the doctor had one of the nurses in the room with us during the whole exam.

My main complaint was with the nurses (who were very insensitive and cold) and the fact that I was freezing in the examination room.

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Wow.

I had my medical in Frankfurt in September, and I had my jeans and bra on the entire time.

All took about 5 minutes.

The nurse in the lab downstairs wasn't rude to me, she was just a little- I guess blunt fits best.

Sorry that you had such a bad experience.

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Anna,

A patient does not have to be naked for checking blood pressure, checking stomach, and listen to lung function with a stethoscope. A patient does have to be naked for the doctor to observe their body and detect any tell-tale signs that may be on it. You were getting a 'once over', but it was not necessarily because the doctor was a pervert.

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I dont even mention that the nurse was a ###### rude ######.The doctor told me to strip to my panties and was making whole examination with me naked.Since when a patient has to be naked for checking blood pressure,checking stomach and listen to lung function with a stethoscope?It all lasted about 10-15 min.Anyone with similar expierence????
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It's pretty normal for doctors to strip you down for a medical exam. I know that for me in the States doctors are cupping certain things and making you cough, that sucks. It's pretty violating to be naked in front of a stranger but you shouldn't feel that you experienced something that was out of the norm. You were not taken advantage of, it was procedure!! so don't feel bad.

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