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on the table we only wear hospital gown and underwear? thinking a g-string might be not best for the occasion ;-p

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    • 4MRB4PHOTO
      4MRB4PHOTO

      This was a fair question. The only stupid question is the one that was never asked. Wear a simple pair of panties and leave the crotchless, leather one at home.

    • KindaFamiliar
      KindaFamiliar

      My teeny, tiny little doodle was all uncovered and stuff... Open to not only the howling winds (perhaps a slight overstatement), but also to the mockery of others (not an overstatement - it really is

    • Icantbelieveit
      Icantbelieveit

      I am a very covered type girl. Never shorts, long sleeves. 12hrs after I got to the hospital I didnt care if my butt was flashing every horrified onlooker. I hurt, felt dirty from oozing out of my bi

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    On the "table" you will wear only a surgical drape. Period.

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    Yeah, no, you're nekkid. I tried keeping my undies and the pre-op nurse was like "Oh no, those come off, too" and I was like "but whhhhyyyy" xD

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    Yeah, no, you're nekkid. I tried keeping my undies and the pre-op nurse was like "Oh no, those come off, too" and I was like "but whhhhyyyy" xD

    Not with my surgeon in Mexico ;-) I guess they didn't want to deal with any comparisons. ;-) (yes I am just kidding)

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    I wondered the same thing, lol and I brought jammies and stuff with me for later but never used them at all so do yourself a favor and just bring what you are wearing and maybe one other pair of undies for the next day

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    This was a fair question. The only stupid question is the one that was never asked.

    Wear a simple pair of panties and leave the crotchless, leather one at home.

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    yeah no undies.....in fact I woke up catheterized....it wasn't removed until the next morning.

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    on the table we only wear hospital gown and underwear? thinking a g-string might be not best for the occasion ;-p

    The only way you can keep undies on is if

    you have period. And that too disposable ones

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    darn...I was going to wear a speedo.

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    At least you would keep it interesting @@ojibway

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    Haha I was actually wondering about this too. I think I'm gonna try and sneak on some undies and see what they say. I might be unconscious so they might even take them from me? Who knows!

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    Haha I was actually wondering about this too. I think I'm gonna try and sneak on some undies and see what they say. I might be unconscious so they might even take them from me? Who knows!

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    They know. Say u have your period. So u can wear disposable undies

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    Haha I was actually wondering about this too. I think I'm gonna try and sneak on some undies and see what they say. I might be unconscious so they might even take them from me? Who knows!

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    They know. Say u have your period. So u can wear disposable undies

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    Oh noooo! I'm paranoid about being nakie! Just out of curiosity, why don't they want you wearing underwear?

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    Haha I was actually wondering about this too. I think I'm gonna try and sneak on some undies and see what they say. I might be unconscious so they might even take them from me? Who knows!

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    They know. Say u have your period. So u can wear disposable undies

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    Oh noooo! I'm paranoid about being nakie! Just out of curiosity, why don't they want you wearing underwear?
    If they have to access the area, they'd have to take the time to cut it off. It's best for you if there aren't any unnecessary surgical delays.

    "When all is said and done, usually more has been said than done. "

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    I had to wear the diposable paper hospital ones only because period.

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