when examining lumps in testes do doctors use a vice to feel testes?
438138
Not if they want to live...
255081
No, it's not painful.  The gynecologist will probably first feel around on the outside of your body - at your uterus.  Then, the doctor will look at your external vaginal area.  After that, the doctor will put some lubricant on his/her glove and insert one or two fingers inside of your vagina.  The doctor is checking to see how your uterus is positioned and perhaps for any anomalies within your vagina, uterus and cervix.  Next the doctor will insert a speculum - this is an instrument that, one inserted, can be adjusted to widen the opening to your vagina.  The doctor will then take a swab of your cervix so it can be tested for cervical cancer.  The doctor will remove the speculum and you'll be done!\n\nThere is really nothing to it.  It only lasts for about 5 minutes.  The first time will probably be a bit embarrassing for you, but just know that the doctor has done this hundreds if not thousands of times.\n\nGood luck!
1048339
nope. Is the feeling of pain in the testicles when the guy gets aroused and he doesn't ejaculate. Is because of blood congestion in the testicles. Don´t worry, he will survive!
444231
you can have a third testicle but it should not have just appeared. Go see a doctor, do not allow them to perform a biopsy, if the cells inside the tumor are cancerous cutting a piece out will allow them to spread inside your body. If it is a tumor have the whole thing removed. Also testicles have a soft fleshy mass attached to them where the mature sperm is stored, feel all three and if one feels different then good chance it isn't a testicle.
371602
Well actually you can't really feel the scrotum skin moving. During everyday activity, you can't really notice any movement at all, however, I've noticed when I'm involved in sexual activity and I'm stimulated around the penis area (ie. inner thigh or lower stomach), I feel the movement in scrotum much more pronounced. You actually feel the testicles moving during this time, and if feels really weird, but a very interesting feeling.
657581
Didnt you ever hear of blue balls? Yes it hurts as they swell to build up. It is a physical mandatory for men to release pressure as it slowly poisons the prostrate.
937019
its weird but hopfully u have a nice doctor who knows how to take ur mind of the situation. they tell you to undress and put on the hospital gown. you'll get in the chair and put ur feet in the stirrups. they'll probably give you a breast exam first. press on them feeling for lumps. they may press ur tummy and pelvis as well checking for discomfort. making sure ur uterus is OK. then they'll examine ur vulva (the outside of ur privates). they put a finger or two in side u to examine you manually. then they'll use an instrument whose name i do not recall to open the vagina and swab for infection and check for any abnormalities. thats all i remember.  good luck
1002473
they put you out and insert a device to either take samples or check your lung condition.  you dont feel a thing\n   cheers
605756
Hey Buddy, the male "G-spot," is where Charlie said it was between the anus and the testicles, that is where the prostate is located.  There is a saying in the medical field which says 'you can milk the prostate,' this is used to collect semen for different purposes, you do have to go through the anus and there you will feel a small ball, that is your prostate and the male 'G-spot.'  Take Care Bud!
1119991
You can always have a doctor check you out when you have your yearly exams and stuff like that.  When I go for my checkup, my doctor's check my breasts, and I've already had an ultrasound and mammogram (I was 18 when I got both), and the lumps are normal before your menstrual cycle starts.  I have something called fibrocystic disease, which is basically a fancy way of saying I have "lumpy breasts".  It's normal for women who've never had kids, haven't went through menopause, or young women in adolescence and early adulthood.  It's normal to feel tenderness and some soreness every now and then, but remember to do self breast exams on yourself after your period ends.  As always, you can get checked out, to make sure everything's okay.  Hope this helps!!!
78916
THE DOCTOR WILL INJECT A SORT OF DYE THROUGH YOUR FALLOPIAN TUBES AND WATCH BY REAL TIME XRAY TO SEE IF THE DYE PASSES THROUGH THE TUBES, IF THE DYE PASSES SO CAN THE EGG.
216856
any lump should raise a concern.. pain.. not usually to have big concerns but get it checked out thats for sure. Would you rather go to the doctor for an hour or suffer like my mom for 12 years of pain for the wrong decision. The sooner the better the life chance if need be.. but no worries as far as the description.. but get seen.. life should be lived.. not wasted.
1173534
This does not necessarily indicate cancer, but it is extremely appropriate to see a doctor.  There are a few causes of lumps in the breast, many of which are benign.  However, seeing a doctor will not only diagnose your problem, it will also help to ease your mind.
676361
From about.com,\n\n"Your GYN will insert a gloved finger into your vagina while palpitating your lower abdomen to note the size, shape, and mobility of your uterus. He is feeling for changes in the ovaries, such as cysts or uterine changes including endometriosis, fibroid tumors, or other common uterine conditions."\n\nBasically, he wants to make sure there are no strange lumps and your uterus is in the right place.  The ovaries and uterus are too deep to see even with the speculum in there.  It's not fun, but it's necessary.
1108797
I don't think the doc will care, and they don't so much look at is as stick their finger in it to check your prostate.  At least now you won't be so freaked out when he does.  (Sorry, had to say it.)  I would recommend not to tell that story around at BCT though.  Thank you for your support in the military.\n\nP.S. bostonianinmo, LOL!!!
741286
He will talk to you and examine your breast. Depends on his findings and your age he could ask for ultrasound scan or mammogram or he could put a needle in the breast if he finds a lump.\nBreast pain is common and usually not a serious problem.\nGood luck
919618
I first had a pelvic exam when I was a virgin too.  I found it was uncomfortable and maybe, at times, mildly painful, but really nothing to worry over.  The Dr will spray a lubricant before they put the speculum inside you to help ease any discomfort.  I know this sounds impossible, but try to relax as much as possible, and this will also help things from being more uncomfortable.  Most Dr’s will put a blanket over you while they examine you so you are more comfortable and feel less exposed.  While you are there, you should also get them to do a quick breast exam to check for lumps (I don’t know if that’s a common part of the exam for where you are, but it is in my neck of the woods…and it’s better safe then sorry!)  And don't worry about bleeding.  If there is any blood, it will be a very small amount (ie, not enough to show up on your underwear) Afterwards, you might feel a little stretched but that will go away pretty quickly.  \nGood Luck!