text: No! It's against the LAW for a doctor to explore any PART of your body while you're under, that is not a required field for surgery.\n\nI'm an RN and can tell you, that a female nurse MUST be present at all times during a female patient's surgery or gynochological exam.  The same applies for dental.\n\nWhat will happen when you go to sleep is a mind blower.\nYou never, ever feel yourself falling asleep because it happens so fast.\nYou won't feel scared or have a clue as to when you fell asleep.  It happens quickly.\n\nYou'll be talking and in the middle of a sentence, you'll wake up and ask "What happened?  I thought you were going to perform surgery on me."\n\nThe reply you'll get is, "Sweetheart we already did it.\nYour brain enterprates that only a split second has passed.\n\nThey are going to put you to sleep with an anesthesia, we call "twilight sleep."  It's mild but keeps you asleep so you don't feel any pain.  You wake up quickly from it and will be able to go home as soon as you can walk without falling down.\n\nIt has a tendancy to make you a little wobbly for about a half hour after you wake up.\n\nTrust me, you will probably get a kick out of this.  It's over before you know it and you won't have any scarey feelings.\n\nYou will however probably feel just a tiny bit of nausea(sick to your stomach) for about half an hour after waking up as well.\nThis is normal and it goes away quickly.\n\nAny jittery or nervousness you will feel, is just the anesthesia wearing off and that too passes quickly.\n\nOnce you go through this experience, you will never be frighted again.\n\nI promise.  If ANYTHING, you'll probably get a kick out of it, like I mentioned earlier.\n\nThe only thing you'll remember is feeling REALLY GREAT before it's nighty night time, which takes only seconds.