Doctors and nudity

OB/GYN Jay Goldgerg, MD, shares advice for woman on what to do if you feel uncomfortable with nudity when you are with your OB/GYN doctor
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Well, it's always safe to ask your OB/GYN to get undressed as well. I think that if you would feel more comfortable with your doctor naked, then proceed that way. Just kidding. It's inevitable that your OB/GYN will have to see you naked at some point, but if you express your concerns early on with your doctor, I'm sure they will accommodate you and have a chaperone in the room if that makes you more comfortable or minimize the number of times it needs to be done, but you need to communicate with your doctor early on so they know it's a level of discomfort for you .

OB/GYN Jay Goldgerg, MD, shares advice for woman on what to do if you feel uncomfortable with nudity when you are with your OB/GYN doctor

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Jay Goldberg, MD

Obstetrician & Gynecologist

Dr. Jay Goldberg is a Fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Goldberg earned his medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in 1996 after completing his undergraduate education at the University of California-San Diego. His internship and residency training took place at Kaiser Permanente in Los Angeles.

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Well, it's always safe to ask your OB/GYN to get undressed as well. I think that if you would feel more comfortable with your doctor naked, then proceed that way. Just kidding. It's inevitable that your OB/GYN will have to see you naked at some point, but if you express your concerns early on with your doctor, I'm sure they will accommodate you and have a chaperone in the room if that makes you more comfortable or minimize the number of times it needs to be done, but you need to communicate with your doctor early on so they know it's a level of discomfort for you .