Male Physical Exam

A full physical exam for males is a comprehensive health assessment that includes vital signs, a medical and family history review, a head-to-toe physical examination, and age-appropriate screening tests. It is designed to detect early signs of disease, evaluate risk factors, and support preventive care planning.

Yes, doctors typically examine the genitals during a male physical exam to assess for issues such as testicular lumps, hernias, or signs of sexually transmitted infections. This is a standard part of ensuring men’s health and identifying problems that may go unnoticed.

Female doctors routinely perform male physical exams as part of standard clinical practice. Gender does not affect a physician’s qualifications to conduct a complete and professional health assessment.