Can you accidentally lose your virginity at a gynecologist's appointment?

Gynecologists are different, more dishonest. I was forcibly deprived not only of my virginity - for resistance and complaints of pain, the gynecologist stuck the mirrors like a fork to the navel, while smiling sweetly and choking with laughter. I was shocked - I didn't know where to go, who to complain to, after all, the doctors shield each other - the card disappeared, after the complaint, a rewritten one appeared. I was very ill, I could not even leave the house, because. the bladder was severely inflamed, could not sleep at night due to pain. I want to say that the complaints to the prosecutor's office did not yield anything, because. the medical community always wins. I do not advise anyone to trust a gynecologist only if you know him well, otherwise you may lose not only your virginity, but your life in general.

Oh, guys, you can.

There have been cases when irresponsible gynecologists just outwardly decided that the girl had already become a woman, and "exploring the area" tore the hymen.

Virginity is the state of the body before the first sexual contact.

If at a gynecologist's appointment the doctor and the patient accidentally have sex, then it is possible, but it is hardly possible.

The author of the question probably meant the damage to the hymen during the examination. A gynecologist examines girls who are not sexually active through the rectum and using an ultrasound machine. It is also quite difficult to violate the hymen at the same time, except perhaps under some confluence of dramatic and fantastic circumstances.

By chance? No. When a girl comes for a consultation with a gynecologist, the doctor asks her if she is a virgin or not. How the doctor examines the patient depends on this. It is impossible to lose virginity at a gynecologist BY RANDOM, virgins are not only not examined with a dilator, etc., they are examined just completely differently :)

There are different examinations, for example, ultrasound, taking a smear. Virginity does not interfere with their conduct and the hymen cannot suddenly break. For some, it does not break during sex, it just stretches, what can we say)

Are you serious? Do you really think that gynecologists of antenatal clinics are such sexually preoccupied handsome men like young Brad Pete and Tom Cruise, who have gone off the rails because of sex? Most likely they will be middle-aged women tired of working at 1.5 rates, who, having heard that a visitor is virgo (in Russian - virgin), most likely will be convinced of this visually, or may even take their word for it. They can excise the hymen only in the presence of pathology, and not for the sake of sports interest. More often asked to restore virginity.