1/2 White male medical Dr asked if I was up to date with "women's business." I asked: pap smear? Yes. (Not what I was there for but ok)pic.twitter.com/k6xs0TsVo4
2/2 He said that, if I wasn't up to date with "women's business" I'd be more comfortable with a "female Dr."
Would not say pap smear. 
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Maybe - just maybe - if a medical doctor does not want to deal with pap smears and people with vaginas - don't be a general practitioner.pic.twitter.com/FdJd5DyR96
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whoooooo is this fool why is he allowed to be a Dr what is this even
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LOLFOREVERANDADAY This guy is definitely discouraging women from seeking treatment with weird prudish attitude to the human body.pic.twitter.com/8DhCQsV37r
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like how do you get through residency and not saying Pap smear like I don't get it!!!!!!
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Weird, right? Some people have trouble going for pap smears. And this guy, a professional, tells patients: go somewhere else.
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He's afraid if he actually says "Pap smear" he'll be OVERRUN with vaginas!
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Glad you said this. I didn't want to be the one to let this medical secret out; that's exactly how vaginas work- they run at pap smearspic.twitter.com/mAyLRWZnqC
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Pretty sure that Paps and gynae exams qualify as "medical business." Like, the literal business of medical doctors.
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A med "professional" too embarrassed to say the med term pap smear. That's....idk what that is...pic.twitter.com/q6XB5Dd4QlThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I had a male gyno refer to everything as 'down there'.
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