Re: too much time to think!

[Ruth Cantrill]

Title: Re: too much time to think!

I think mainly the urologist  or the general surgeon deals with men's anatomy. i could say some rude things about that but won't. (there will be men listening). surfice it to say their anatomy is significantly simpler that that of the women and urinary and  sexual organs share - hence a urologist will do the job as well as any specialist. Any women urologists???!!

Ruth


on 12/26/01 8:06 PM, Dean & Jo Bainbridge at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi listers,
I have taken a much needed break from CARES for a couple of weeks to enjoy my family, watch the very slow progress of my house being built and to read Naomi Wolf's "Misconceptions" (which is quite good).
I was standing in the shower this morning contemplating my navel (which seems to be a lot more wrinkled than it once was!!) and wondered what the male equivalent to gynaecology is?  I am sure that gyn. is specifically female; but there would have to be specialists in male genatalia surely?!  Can anyone enlighten me? I could be nasty and say that I suppose all men are specialists but I had better not (oops! just did!)
anyway, I hope everyone had a good christmas.
cheers for now
Jo Bainbridge
founding member CARES SA
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phone: 08 8365 7059
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