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Why Do Women think That Pelvic Exams Are Safe When they are really not? |
There is so much information out there to prove pelvic exams are not necessary. Like for instance pelvic exams have been linked with cancer. There are so many less humilating and violating ways to test for things. Pelvic exams are humiliating rape rituals. I have only had one pelvic exam in my life. It was the first and only one for me. So why do women want to submit themselves to these humiliating procedures, and don't say because "my doctor told me to" becuase of course they going to tell you too because thats the only way they get most of their money. If you want proof check out this great group Jesus, there are so many rude, hysterical answers from women who can not accept the fact that a lot of women do feel raped during those exams. It's interesting to see the way women who admit their fear about this and especially when they refuse to submit to these exams are being bashed by other women. When a woman or girl does not want to undergo this, then she has all the right to(and without being scorned!), ESPECIALLY when she feels raped. Then to tell her that she is "crazy" if she does, is really a weird unacceptable attitude(maybe some women want to desperately suppress their own humiliated feelings by screaming 'crazy nutjob' to those who dare to say how they really feel?). This reminds me of the way rapists (who are officially labeled as such) will justify their deeds by simply stating that their act was not a rape... remember only the victim can say by her feelings whether it was rape or not. Would you please give link to your scientific studies that back up your claim. I agree with poppet. Pelvic exams are the only way to test for specific STDs and other female abnormalities. Where do you get your information? Just because you don't like going to the gyn or may have been raped by him, does NOT give you the right to pass around untruths about the exam. Things that are NOT true. Rape??? because sometimes 5 minutes of 'humiliation' as you call it could save your life. and the way i see it, its only humiliation when its being done in front of someone you don't really want seeing that kind of thing being done. you think your bits are the only ones they've checked? also, pelvic exams don't just check for cancer, it checks for infections, cysts, wounds etc. if there would have been no one around to check my cervix i would have never known that i was pre-cancerous! i think that the information you are recieving is BOGUS! people like GYN's are NEEDED these times because of everything (std wise) that is going around! cervical cancer isn't an unknown thing in my family and im GLAD they are around to test us for that stuff my GYN put a lid on my cervical cancer before it started.... Exams are there to check for cancer. It's very difficult to diagnose problems in the female reproductive system. However, I would definitely say that it has always been a humiliating and terrible procedure for me. There's no way getting around that fact. I cry every time and I hate it. If I didn't have cyst problems I wouldn't subject myself to it. Certainly it has it's place but I'm sick and tired of being told I should feel good about it because I'm keeping myself healthy. There's nothing to feel good about when you get a pelvic exam. It's part of life and sometimes life isn't great. I can see how you might think they are invasive and generally a bad thing from a patients point of view, but they are also hugely beneficial. Different things such as cancers and an inflammed pelvis can be detected, and it can save you from ages of unnecessary pain and discomfort, as opposed to the 5 minutes of discomfort you'd feel during a pelvic exam. Buck up or get cancer, your choice. I agree with all the answers that have been given so far. I'm a medical assistant that works in a OB/GYN clinic and also on the research side for this clinic. The doctors do these test for a reason and to check to see if you are healthy and do not have cervical cancer. We have a couple of studies going on that involves with HPV and cervical cancer. That's why its so important to do the Pap exam once a year. Ever heard of cervical cancer, endometriosis, lesions? it makes me so sad that all these women find pelvic exams so humiliating and pain full. granted, I have a sensitive cervix and the pap smear can hurt a bit, but I don't understand how having an educated, compassionate doctor or nurse examine you could be humiliating? I've always found it rather comforting to go in once a year and be reassured that everything is fine, I'm taking care of myself, I'm healthy and ready for another year of good sex and good life. First, I've never heard that pelvic exams "cause" Cancer. Where did you get your information? Maybe you should consider seeing another doctor if you had such an horrible experience with your present doctor. For me personally, I would rather submit myself to a 5-minute (as you put it a humiliating procedure) than die of Cancer. I did not have health insurance for over 1 1/2 years. When I finally did get insurance and went to the doctor, my doctor informed me that I was due for lab work, a mammogram, and pap test. She also asked me if I wanted to get a Flu shot (which I did). I was not overly excited about having these procedures done, but I did have them completed. By informing me that I needed these procedures done, I considered my doctor as being very thorough, not simply trying to get, as you say, most of her money. I had all of the above procedures done, and all it cost me was a $30.00 co-pay. Incidentally, if you think that pap tests are the only way that doctors "get all their money," consider this: My husband had back surgery 2 years (thank God we have insurance) ago, and the neurosurgeon who performed the surgery charged the insurance company $272,000.00 (no, that's not a typo - the total bill came to two hundred and seventy-two thousand dollars). This is one of the most nonsensical things I've ever read. I'd like to know what other way you can find out that your cervix has pre-cancerous cells. Sassy, I don't think Cassandra has these feelings because she has such beliefs about her vagina. They are not necessary and may well be harmful. Thousands of people die every year because of Dr's mistakes and infections. because society today has pounded this ridiculous idea into woman's' heads that that's the only way when it is not, there are such things as blood tests and ultrasounds to find cancers and what not without violating a woman. I agree with you, I think it is not necessary for pelvic exams, but if you must have it done because there is no other way, always have a female doctor, a man has no idea what a woman's body is like, I don't care if they went to college or what they think they know, they are NOT WOMEN!!!! |
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