NHS- Update!!

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humpty, you didn't need to explain, we understood. Most of us don't have problems with our docs, whether male or female, otherwise we'd change docs. So there's no need to make a big deal about it or mention to us that your female doc has examined you on several occasions. That's what docs do, they examine patients. We don't need to be told.

Hope, I guess you just have to deal with whatever issues you have. Maybe talk to your GP about the way you feel and say how it's affecting you psychologically. You got to realise that only surgery will get rid of it. Try not to be embarassed about the doc seeing your man-boobs as I'm sure you're not the first case of moobs they've seen. Just realise that when taking the surgical route that quite a few medical satff are going to see your moobs. When going through surgery, there's gonna be a medical team in the room and they're all going to see it, so it's better to deal with any issues of embarassment sooner rather than later. As you've made another apointment, try to stick to it this time. Have a chat with the hospital doc and let him know any issues you have. If he's a good doc, he'll put you at ease.