her reproductive health. The minute that changes, we've descended into a dangerous world from where there is no escape. Having had more than one transvaginal ultrasound I can honestly say that this is the most invasive test there is. There is no dignity with a transvaginal ultrasound and should only be done when medically necessary. I am so sick of having my body lesgislated by people who have no freaking clue. For those wondering why the American Medical Association hasn't spoken up about this issue, please be aware that they have. They spoken out against measures like this for years, as has the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Now ask yourself why the opinions of *medical professionals* on this topic get so little media coverage that most people haven't heard them. Dr. Anonymous, we should all be so fortunate as to have physicians like you, with your priorities squarely in order, along with your willingness to stand up for what is right. I hope you continue to speak out, and encourage your peers to do the same. You are indeed our last line of defense. Having had this done to look for polyps, I can tell you it is NOT fun. There is a fair amount of discomfort, especially as the technician moves the end wand around to get images of everything. It may be easier for a woman who has given birth previously, but I was not in that category. Despite prescription pain pills and muscle relaxants taken