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You will be called into the exam room and asked to strip to your underwear. The doc will come in and ask questions about your medical history. They will check your eyes and ears and listen to your chest. Then they will feel your abdomen. You will be asked to remove your underwear. The doc will feel your testicles to check for cancer and ask you to cough while putting his finger by your balls. Most guys get a boner, witch is totally natural, so don't worry.
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