Ask a gynecologist anything

///M Power-Belgium · 07-19-2015, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by MrPrena

I use to be curious about this when I was single. (approx decades ago)

When you have sex with other women, your dick smells differently per different women. How do you get rid of that specific female smell off of your dick?

Some females recommended me get a "douche" kit/bag or use vinegar water, but it appears again next day. Only way to get rid of that smell which I knew was have sex with gal who has absolutely no smell, and it will even out.

ETA: I am not going to use bleach. no way.

My friend...You need horse milk soap .

MrPrena · 07-19-2015, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

My friend...You need horse milk soap .

If that really happens to me, I will try that route. Thanks for the tip

///M Power-Belgium · 07-19-2015, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by MrPrena

If that really happens to me, I will try that route. Thanks for the tip

John 070 · 07-19-2015, 10:37 PM

This is kinda a weird thread...one would think that "ask" would mean women, not men? Men don't need a gynecologist and many women prefer a female ob gyn. I assume the op is a male.

tony20009 · 07-21-2015, 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ideliver

Fire away

What is your view on home birth in U.S?
What are you feelings regarding midwives?
Do you think the bulk of responsibility for successfully managing the roles and responsibilities of midwives and ob/gyns rest primarily with the mother-to-be and her spouse, or is it reasonable to expect either the midwife or ob/gyn will proactively take on the role of collaborative team management?
- To what extent, if any, do revenue realization and other business operational concerns/needs get in the way of either of those trained professionals get having a well coordinated effort between them that works to the mother's best advantage?

All the best.

Mr Pete · 07-21-2015, 11:13 PM

Would it be ok if I Pm you, regarding question on ob compensation and rvu's?

Kong Sheng Han · 07-22-2015, 05:13 PM

As a freshman in collage, what should I worry about if I want to get into a U.S. med school? I know I need to focus on GPA and extracurricular activities/volunteer hours. Anything else?

How expensive is malpractice insurance?

Before doing clinical rotations in med school, were you interested in a different specialty?

MiddleAgedAl · 07-22-2015, 06:25 PM

Have you ever delivered a baby where the mother didnt know she was pregnant until she went into labor ? I've heard several stories of this; hard to believe how someone can be 9 months into it with no clue, but it actually happened to the (large) daughter of a woman my wife works with.

kolhozbrothers · 07-22-2015, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Kong Sheng Han

As a freshman in collage, what should I worry about if I want to get into a U.S. med school? I know I need to focus on GPA and extracurricular activities/volunteer hours. Anything else?

How expensive is malpractice insurance?

Before doing clinical rotations in med school, were you interested in a different specialty?

I would first learn to spell "College" correctly.

kolhozbrothers · 07-22-2015, 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by MiddleAgedAl

Have you ever delivered a baby where the mother didnt know she was pregnant until she went into labor ? I've heard several stories of this; hard to believe how someone can be 9 months into it with no clue, but it actually happened to the (large) daughter of a woman my wife works with.

I doubt that it is possible. So many hormonal changes, changes in eating.

Lups · 07-22-2015, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by kolhozbrothers

I doubt that it is possible. So many hormonal changes, changes in eating.

I know one. She was just about to turn 16 when she went into labor. I'd say it was more denial than not knowing though.

FL335 · 07-22-2015, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Lups

I know one. She was just about to turn 16 when she went into labor. I'd say it was more denial than not knowing though.

Hmmm who would I strangle first? My daughter or the guy who knocked her up...tough question...

Lups · 07-22-2015, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by FL335

Hmmm who would I strangle first? My daughter or the guy who knocked her up...tough question...

I'd be very mad at myself for fucking up with sex education and birth control lessons. Then I would go and hunt the dad's parents down, and have the same talk with them and then come up with solutions.

The kids are not to blame as much as adults who are supposed to teach them how to keep themselves safe.

Now, ask this again in 7 years, when my kid dreams of dating.

FL335 · 07-22-2015, 10:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Lups

I'd be very mad at myself for fucking up with sex education and birth control lessons. Then I would go and hunt the dad's parents down, and have the same talk with them and then come up with solutions.

The kids are not to blame as much as adults who are supposed to teach them how to keep themselves safe.

Now, ask this again in 7 years, when my kid dreams of dating.

Funny you say this because I was thinking if my 16 yo daughter got Preg. It would be my fault as a poor parent. I don't even want to think about it. currently have a 15 yo and 6...ughh.

MrPrena · 07-22-2015, 10:55 PM

If I may add....

It is also stupid friends. If they have stupid friend, they think it is cool to have a kid at middle school or highschool age.

"Oh, I got pregnant off of Johnny the football captain! He will get drafted to Alabama/FSU (whatever the F school). Isn't this sooooo romantic? awwwww. Baby shower in 3 month! Check your facebook! heee heeeeeeee"

"Yo homeboy! my girlfriend Amber who is head of cheer leader squad is pregnant dude bro!!!!!! I am gonna be a baby's dada! I guess I better quit thinking about going to Alabama/FSU for football scholarship, and work at Tacobell to support the baby's mama and the baby, bro!"

School , parents, counseling are factor, but having stupid friends will bypass all the stuff they've learned. Media needs to stop glorifying all these.

WHen I was in highschool, one of my friend's friend was 14-15, and got one gal pregnant at the party. I believe they had a shotgun bf/gf and/or marrige. It was 1993. NOw that kid would be 22! wow!

Lups · 07-22-2015, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by FL335

Funny you say this because I was thinking if my 16 yo daughter got Preg. It would be my fault as a poor parent. I don't even want to think about it. currently have a 15 yo and 6...ughh.

Yes, but sadly I we don't think about it and open our mouths in time. If we don't make sure they start having sex for the right reasons, and that they realize what can happen, we are more likely to be trying to handle the aftermath.

Parenting, they told me it's easy and fun. Damn it.

FL335 · 07-22-2015, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MrPrena

If I may add....

It is also stupid friends. If they have stupid friend, they think it is cool to have a kid at middle school or highschool age.

"Oh, I got pregnant off of Johnny the football captain! He will get drafted to Alabama/FSU (whatever the F school). Isn't this sooooo romantic? awwwww. Baby shower in 3 month! Check your facebook! heee heeeeeeee"

"Yo homeboy! my girlfriend Amber who is head of cheer leader squad is pregnant dude bro!!!!!! I am gonna be a baby's dada! I guess I better quit thinking about going to Alabama/FSU for football scholarship, and work at Tacobell to support the baby's mama and the baby, bro!"

School , parents, counseling are factor, but having stupid friends will bypass all the stuff they've learned. Media needs to stop glorifying all these.

WHen I was in highschool, one of my friend's friend was 14-15, and got one gal pregnant at the party. I believe they had a shotgun bf/gf and/or marrige. It was 1993. NOw that kid would be 22! wow!

Nothing cool about kids having kids....I wish I saw a pussy at 14-15....

kolhozbrothers · 07-22-2015, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Lups

I know one. She was just about to turn 16 when she went into labor. I'd say it was more denial than not knowing though.

Ok, you said it. The denial part I would believe.

Lups · 07-22-2015, 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by FL335

Nothing cool about kids having kids....I wish I saw a pussy at 14-15....

Yeah, I don't get it. Remember the diapers and the sleepless nights? How about trying to do that all while not driving bimmers and while envying your old friends who still have a future.

1MOREMOD · 07-22-2015, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Lups

Yeah, I don't get it. Remember the diapers and the sleepless nights? How about trying to do that all while not driving bimmers and while envying your old friends who still have a future.

No I don't remember diapers. I didn't wear them into puberty.

Lups · 07-22-2015, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

No I don't remember diapers. I didn't wear them into puberty.

Haha, as a sex ed, putting the 15 year old wear them for a day might work.

It is a weird world if 15 year olds want to have babies when I remember being so damn scared of those screaming things well over the age of 20.

MiddleAgedAl · 07-23-2015, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by kolhozbrothers

Ok, you said it. The denial part I would believe.

I get that 16 yr old girls living at home would be in denial because they dont want to think about the consequences of what is happening, or dont want to confront mom or dad.

There are a surprising number of cases where fully grown, adults, not living with parents, some of whom have already given birth before, who make it all the way to delivery without knowing they were pregnant !

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...surprised.html

http://www.people.com/article/woman-...-know-pregnant

I've never been pregnant myself obviously, perhaps someone who has been pregnant can explain how it is possible to get that far and not know.

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