If your period doesn't come on time
Dr. Placebo has advice and takes action!

Her period hasn't come—so the doctor has to immediately determine whether the patient might be pregnant? First, he checks whether milk is flowing into her breasts.

We see a patient like this at least once a day! She came into the consultation completely distraught and reported that she hadn't had her period for a while. The doctor's first question was whether she thought she was pregnant, and she denied it because she hadn't had a uterus in a while. Nevertheless, the doctor said they should get to the bottom of the matter and that he had a special treatment to get the patient's blocked urethra flowing again.

The doctor is known for his examination methods and shows the patient how deeply he wants to explore her innermost being. The patient is even allowed to touch the examination device.

First, however, a standard mammogram is performed, and since the doctor doesn't have an X-ray machine, he relies on manually palpating the breasts and nipples. To avoid any mistakes, the assistant also checks the breasts for milk production and sucks on the patient's breasts like crazy.
Since everything appears to be normal, the doctor now wants to insert his drain cleaning device. He asks the patient to examine the procedure carefully – and even his assistant is amazed by this new therapeutic tool.

To get your period started again, the doctor uses his special white infusion tool to pump it into the disturbed uterus. The doctor always knows exactly what to do.

No sooner said than done – the instrument is quickly inserted into the vagina, and after several cleaning movements, the patient feels it getting looser and her period is about to return. Just to make sure everything is okay, the doctor injects the pussy with his replacement fluid to improve the flow of her period.
A few more crazy filths ensued, but the fact that the bisexual assistant couldn't keep her fingers still was the least of it – extremely wet games with sperm and other bodily fluids followed – see more...