Doctors and... DEEP-THROAT

[jockboy01]

dude, that article is about sexual abuse in children. You totally took it out of context. And it talks about STDs in the mouth... duh. That tells you for sure. And unexplained implies that the HISTORY doesn't lend any explanation. This isn't a "look in the throat and say oral sex caused this". It is more of a no hx of strep or sore throat etc. Without the history petechiae and erythema don't mean oral sex. You can get petechiae on the skin from low platelets too... and you can be a virgin.

LOL, I still can't believe THIS is the article you found. Read it all and it won't tell you that the kids are cock whores. LOL

 

[Greeneyez]

Well, I would have to say yes. When you deepthroat microscopic tissue tears occur. Not a big deal, but doctors know that something has been further in the mouth than the norm. No biggie! Just say you love big stick popsicles.

 

[Centexfarmer]

hi everybody








I was wondering...

...you know how there are those men who can deep-throat the hugest of donkey dicks?

And you know how many of those same deep-throats are rather sluttish (meaning that let many donkey-dicked men stick cocks down into their deep-throat).

And you know how many of these deep-throat sluts then are so skilled that their deep-throat can take a real pounding (a pummeling even )...


...well, do you think that a regular general/family doctor (typical eyes-ears-nose-throat sort) knows who is a deep-throat slut (and who is not) when that person comes to his office for, say, a sneezy cough?

I mean, do physicians have some "secret world" amongst themselves where they can "SPOT THE DEEP-THROAT SUCK PIGS" from the rest of their patients?

And do they ever get a boner standing there looking into those throats?

It might sound like a silly notion but I do mean it in all semi-seriousness.

You wonder if these physicians get aroused knowing a major deep-throater is sitting right there in his exam room?

Or if they begin to mention things regarding sex or even hiv suddenly (without mentioning anything he's seeing in the throat itself)?

Or do they make a note of it on their chart?

Can they ask a patient, "So are you a sword swallower in the circus, Mr. So'n'so?"

Is there a specific medical etiquette to mentioning that he knows - can see- the man sitting there must be an amazing throat ride?

Or HOW can a doctor - either as a physician or a MAN - simply ignore that he's got a patient who must take donkey cocks on like they're nothing?


I've always wondered.

Let's consult the scans shall we?

Nope! I can't tell anything.

 

[Centexfarmer]

Let's try an X-ray:

My Nurse Johnson! What a firm grip you have!

 

[jockboy01]

I was going to respond, but really, I figured I'll let you have your dream. Enjoy it (but that's all it is still).

 

[Dave1958]

bruising on the soft palate.

 

[Riverrick]

Oooo!

Can't wait to try the hot coffee and corn chips tonight! Thanks Nick!

 

[jockboy01]

calluses... in the throat? I like the rest of the post.... but now we're going to have calluses in the throat of the slut? Doesn't sound very pleasant.... or plausable.

 

[jockboy01]

LOL^^ Well done Kahaih, well done!!!

 

[jockboy01]

I think they're both mocking me...and my dream.

Yes, come on adidas4boyspunk, keep up. LOL.

And I'm withholding bagging on your dream anymore. You keep that dream if you want. Nobody can take it away (but hopefully can show others the truth LOL). I kind of feel bad now watching your dream die. awww.... sniffle.

 

[Nonimus]

My doctor won't say anything - i have polaroids!

 

[jockboy01]

The initial history, physical examination, and laboratory data all failed to indicate any cause for the bleeding diathesis. Therefore, a more intensive history was initiated which disclosed a probable case for fellatio as the cause of the spots.

I would agree the writing is in red above. And notice, that the physical exam (aka looking at the throat and mouth) FAILED to indicate any cause. It was the INTENSIVE HISTORY that gave the diagnosis. Which is what I've been saying all along. Both of these case demonstrate the importance of the history and the insignificance of the exam. There are other things that could have caused both of those appearances in the mouth. It was the patient telling the doctor about the fellatio that yielded the correct diagnosis.