Date 2016-01-28
Category Gist & Gossip
“A social media user has recounted her ordeal in the hands of a randy young doctor that caressed her Brea5ts severely under the guise of running a medical check-up. “
I went to ****** hospital close at Alausa to check for chest lumps. A very young doctor came strolling in to the office where I was asked to wait. He looked so young that I was even tempted to ask him if he was really a doctor or was a student on housemanship but I decided to keep cool as he was wearing their white gown as was actually assigned to me by the admin at the general waiting area.
The hospital was actually recommended by my sister in-law who had her mammogram there. It was my first time and I was very uncomfortable when he asked me to remove my top and bra and then he started touching my Brea5ts. I decided to close my eyes and wait for him to finish the examination. The touching soon turned to caressing and at a point he seen to concentrate on my N!ppl3 and to be honest, I have a very sensitive N!ppl3 and the always harden and jut out when touched (even Brea5t feeding my babies felt that way)
This went on and on until I was almost shivering. I was embarrassed beyond words and wanted to ask if lumps form in the N!ppl3 area but i felt so violated to speak. I opened my eyes to tell him to stop only to discover that he was looking at me smiling sheepishly! All the while he’s been fondling my Brea5ts!
I felt so awful. I felt used and molested. He didn’t say a word, I removed his hands and dressed up while he continued smiling and then started saying some medical trash that didnt make no sense to me cos I wasnt listening anymore. When I finished dressing up, he even asked me to come back in 7 days time for another round of checks as I left his office.
This happened on Monday and up till now I have this heavy feeling of being violated by a kid. I still cannot calm down, as if I was defiled. I have been moody and unable to tell my husband. Please what should I do?
In the same vein, the poster got a professional response from an anonymous person, shared to enlighten other women against such a mishap:
“If you went to a hospital for a doctor to check your Brea5t for lumps, he will invariably touch your Brea5ts. It is called “palpation”. If he did not touch any other place (Vag!na etc.) you will find it difficult and in fact look foolish if you complain that you were “inappropriately touched”. What to do is to stop going to that very hospital or complain to the hospital management about your experience and leave it at that. Professionally speaking, a “chaperon” preferably a lady ought to have been there during such intimate examination. Next time you visit a doctor for such, ask “where is your chaperon” and if none is provided, decline any examination. That’s the right of a patient!”
