Request for Custom Video: Realistic Medical Roleplay (without pornographic moaning, etc.) The patient enters the examination room, briefly introduces herself to the doctor, and explains the symptoms for which she wishes to be examined. She complains of persistent pain in the anal area, especially during bowel movements. The doctor suspects constipation and asks the patient whether she goes to the toilet regularly. The patient states that her bowel movements have recently been irregular, and that her last one was five days ago. The doctor explains to the patient that a physical examination is necessary to determine the cause of the constipation, particularly a visual external inspection of the anus followed by a digital rectal examination. The doctor then asks the patient to move over to the examination table and asks her to pull down her tights and underwear slightly so that the anus can be inspected. She is asked to lean forward while standing and rest her forearms and elbows on the examination table. Apart from her lowered tights (or leggings, jeans, trousers) and underwear, the patient remains clothed. On her upper body she wears a top and a light jacket, which she removes for the examination. After making sure that the position is not too uncomfortable for the patient, the doctor puts on an examination glove on the right hand and informs the patient that she will first carry out a visual inspection of the anus. The doctor asks the patient to breathe in and out deeply and to relax the buttocks as much as possible. She gently spreads the patient’s buttocks and examines the anus, asking the patient to cough and simulate straining. The doctor then applies some lubricant to the index finger of the examining hand and informs the patient that she will now insert a finger into the patient's anus to palpate the rectum. She again asks the patient to breathe deeply and relax the anal muscles. The doctor carefully inserts her index finger fully into the patient’s anus, thoroughly palpates the rectum in all directions, moving the finger slightly in and out to achieve the best angles for the examination. After completing the palpation, the doctor withdraws her finger from the patient’s anus and informs her that no abnormalities were found, except for mild constipation. She advises the patient to increase her fluid intake and recommends performing an enema at home if needed.