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Choosing a primary care physician
I am soliciting responses only from male participants. I am a male in my late 30's. I recently moved across the state and am looking to choose a primary care physician. My former one was a male, and I felt really free and open in asking any kind of questions/concerns with him, especially sexual health related ones - I have more than my share of them. In my new place, looks like vast majority of PCPs are females. I am not sure how comfortable would I be in discussing sexuality-related topics with them and going through physical exams with them.
I would appreciate opinions/feedback from any male participants who have/had similar situations. Looking for really honest assistance and guidance. If you want to privately communicate with me, I am open to that as well.
I would appreciate opinions/feedback from any male participants who have/had similar situations. Looking for really honest assistance and guidance. If you want to privately communicate with me, I am open to that as well.
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