well i have a question that refers to the
digestive tract it also refers to doctor
visits it retains to to passing gas. when
i am in a doctors office i somtimes feel
gas pressure when the doctor /nurse is
checking me out my last visit was a female
doctor. she was checking my genitals out
and doing the lower stomache rub thing
they do somtimes they apply pressure the
causes me to have to pass gas one female
doctor told me not to hold in gas she
said if you were my pateint she told you
should feel free to pass gas if you have
to but i read a story online where some
women claim they dont pass gas and they
say they never do and if there boyfreind
ever passes gas they will break up with
him i say those women are horrable people
people i would not want to be around women
say they dont because they are to busy
holding it in im afraid to pass gas around
while the doctor is checking me out im
afraid he or she wil ltake it offensively
i wouldnt pass gas offensively sorry for
the spelling
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Digestive and Bowel Disorders Answer A3490 Posted: 01-10-08 03:11am
It is usually considered offensive to pass
gas intentionally in public. Whether
intentional or not, however, passing gas
can cause embarrassment. You can always
communicate your apologies in advance when
you are visiting a doctor in the case that
you pass gas during an examination. A
medical professional should understand and
pardon a need to release yourself.
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