How do I tell my mother that I don't want to go to her gynecologist?

Heyy,

I'm a bit uncomfortable with this question, but I wanted to ask how I should tell my mom that I don't want to go to her gynecologist. I have to go to the gynecologist again soon, but my mom's gynecologist is male, and I'd rather go to a woman. I'm only 14, and I'm really uncomfortable going to a man (and yes, I know it's his job, etc., but still). My mom says he's very nice and does his job perfectly, but I still don't dare.

FYI: I went to the doctor once a few months ago and I found it very unpleasant and didn't feel well at all, so I don't want to go again.

How should I tell my mother that I don't want to go to her gynecologist anymore?

My mother always says that I should feel comfortable at the gynecologist's, but she doesn't believe me when I tell her that I feel uncomfortable at her doctor's because he is so 'friendly and nice', that's my problem too.

It is really very important to me, so I hope for serious answers

Thanks in advance ^^

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Sunglassgirl
2 years ago

Hi dear Monika:-)

First of all, you don’t have to be ashamed of your question at all. I can understand your fears and worries well, so everything is good;-)

Is it generally necessary or necessary for you to regularly become a female physician with 14 years of age? Or is that based on your mother’s wish?

For a 14-year-old girl, of course, it is not easy if she is to be gynecologically examined by a male female doctor, there can be no one to blame you and that should not be your mother. Maybe she’ll find her wives nice and nice, but that doesn’t matter if you don’t think so. And you can definitely have your own opinion with 14. You can also decide who you want to examine yourself. If you need an investigation and you prefer to do it with a doctor, then it’s your right to go to a doctor. We have a free doctor’s choice, which also applies to young people 🙂

Try to argue with your mother again. If she doesn’t want to meet you, what I’d find very bad, you just organize an appointment with a female doctor in your area. But first try to find a solution in a conversation with your mother. Maybe it works:-) I’ll definitely push you the thumbs!

I hope I could help you a little with my answer. If you have any questions or need help, you can send me a friend request at any time and send me a personal message 🙂

Love

Sunglassgirl
2 years ago
Reply to  monikaa1907

May you please do, clear:-)

Realisti
2 years ago

Tell her how it is. If you can’t build trust with him, you won’t go if you’re sick and drag your complaints.

To grow up, it is also necessary to enter for his concerns and to put them through. Make sure you don’t generally like the same people. The chemistry between you (dir and the doctor) is simply not true. Therefore, you are cramped and inhibited in the treatment. You wouldn’t imagine the doctor’s relationship.

anton261
2 years ago

Hey🙋🏻 ♀️

I know you’re full of it, I got it similar.

Even if it’s difficult for you, sit down with your mother and tell her what you think and feel. Your mom will listen to you and find a suitable doctor with you, even your mother was a girl who didn’t always feel comfortable somewhere. I’d be happy when my daughter speaks openly and honestly about this and if you’re not comfortable with something. Sure, your mama knows you the longest and feels more like something isn’t good, but what’s going on in your head and in your heart knows you.

I wish you a lot of strength and I think you will feel much more free after the conversation.

All the best

anton261
2 years ago
Reply to  monikaa1907

No stress, it’s okay. And that’s what I’m telling you from woman to woman. You are her daughter and your well-being is certainly important to her. A lot of strength and courage

Sunglassgirl
2 years ago
Reply to  anton261

Very great written by you <3

anton261
2 years ago
Reply to  Sunglassgirl

Thanks for the compliment😊🌹

Sunglassgirl
2 years ago

You’re welcome

alexapjm
2 years ago

Just tell her you’d feel more comfortable with a woman and won’t go to her FA anymore. Actually, she should understand

OpiPaschulke
2 years ago

Then you have to tell your mother that you don’t want to go to a male gynecologist because you don’t feel comfortable and can’t relax at all.

OpiPaschulke
2 years ago
Reply to  monikaa1907

Good luck and don’t let it go. 😉

dnpdnp
2 years ago

Just tell her how you explained in detail here that you feel uncomfortable with a man as a female doctor. It does not have anything to do with her or with the doctor, only with your emotions and no one can do anything for his feelings.

EugeneHKrabs
2 years ago

Just tell her this and name a FÄ to whom you want. Maybe you can talk to friends?

Everyone should decide for themselves what (special) doctor you want to go to – if there are alternatives of course.

sechsertraeger
2 years ago

Dear Monika,

so good that you take your “no” true and serious. It’s super important that you trust your feeling and don’t force you to go to the doctor again. Not “to love a mother.” Your mother isn’t in you, she doesn’t know how you feel, who or what feels good for you or is sympathetic to you. You can only decide for yourself. It would be very presumptuous if your mother wouldn’t respect it. But I guess if it’s really important to her that you feel comfortable and you tell her you’d feel more comfortable with a woman, she’ll accept that. If not, it doesn’t matter. It’s not your mother’s concern. Make an appointment with a female doctor.

Pausenraum
2 years ago

Just tell her you’re going to a doctor. Don’t want…
Check out what good reviews have and call there….First dates can take longer.

It’s nice that your mother feels comfortable with her doctor, but you’re another person and don’t feel comfortable.

There is no need to discuss it. It’s just that.

Asurox1986
2 years ago

Just be open and honest about your feelings, I’m not a woman, but I can very well imagine that the woman doctor needs to have a healthy trust base to feel at least halfway comfortable.

Pierruno
2 years ago

I’d just say that right away, so I’m sure she’ll understand.

Melinda1996
2 years ago

Just say that’s okay. However, it is very difficult to find a new one when you already have one.

Personally, I’d rather be with a man, I feel them more sensitive. At women I had the impression… they don’t stand up like I survived.

Melinda1996
2 years ago
Reply to  monikaa1907

but this does not mean that they also receive patients.

Melinda1996
2 years ago

destined.

Alexandra1410
2 years ago

Just tell her what you wrote here. But why do they have to take 14 to the female doctor? I was there for the first time with 20

Tiffanylegtlos
2 years ago

Just straight. Then she understands it most quickly.

Tiffanylegtlos
2 years ago
Reply to  monikaa1907

In the end, it is unpleasant to you, regardless of its competence. That should be enough explanation for your mother.

tanzella
2 years ago

I don’t think your mother has a problem with a change to a doctor if you explain to her how you wrote it to us.

Only courage, it will be!🍀

EugeneHKrabs
2 years ago
Reply to  monikaa1907

I’m sure she understands that.

tanzella
2 years ago

Me too!