Diapers and the Doctor’s office

[IDDiaperboy]

Hello everyone. I’ve recently made the leap to going to all my doctor’s appointments while wearing diapers. It was very stressful, but worth it. And my primary provider is completely ok with it. 

[willnotwill]

Most likely they've seen odder things.   I came across one time in the ER where a woman was wearing diapers because she refused to use public toilets.   She volunteered that information.   Most of the time I observed patients in diapers and didn't even stop to wonder why,.

[Babyme67]

I ended up in the emergency room wearing a diaper and they made me take it off for the exam and when it was done they gave me a new one to put back on 

[DL-Boy]

2 hours ago, Babyme67 said:

I ended up in the emergency room wearing a diaper and they made me take it off for the exam and when it was done they gave me a new one to put back on 

I bet the new "Hospital Brief" wasn't anywhere near as good as the one you came in with...

[warpiper]

I occasionally see people in the ED who aren't nursing home patients wearing a diaper or pull up. Most are older than 50. I one time had a patient that was having a terrible fungal infection that used them to keep her pants clean, but I've never had anyone come in wearing a premium brief that wasn't profoundly disabled. Almost everyone wears the garbage from retail stores. 

[Babyme67]

4 hours ago, DL-Boy said:

I bet the new "Hospital Brief" wasn't anywhere near as good as the one you came in with...

No not all very thin and leaked very low quality 

[technomonkey]

it been some thing like 10 years now all my doctors know i wear now when i go to the doc i wear all white diaper just in case. i have have had to explain the difference of diapers most doc say depends diapers like they are the only company out there. i have seen my share of hospital diapers even in the hospital recovery room girls and guys.

 

[3bsg3]

On 5/16/2020 at 9:09 PM, Babyme67 said:

No not all very thin and leaked very low quality 

And I bet they billed you an arm and a leg for it too.

[willnotwill]

Well it cost my son his leg, but he got out with his arms intact.