Most MD will advise against this hobby due to risk. Also everybody judges. They might not say it directly to your face but their expression or body language will tell you what they think about it.
You want a male MD, prefably single and not religious.
I think OPs query is a valid one.
My Jewish Argentine Doc retired and now I see a Taiwanese Taoist a few years away from retirement himself. Other than age, pretty diferent backgrounds, but neither a bible thumper or feminazi. Yet, I have had virtually the same conversation with each of them when they give me pushback every time I request my annual full panel. They say “Why?” I’m like “I’m a man.” They say “are you gay?” I say “No.” they stare at me. I add “The opportunity to have casual sex outside of marriage is irresistible when it arises and I wouldn’t blame my wife entirely if she felt the same way, so better to be sure.” They mutter “I’ll tell your insurance company ‘high risk activities.”
Maybe they are judgemental dickbags but I think mostly they are just anticipating the insurance company giving them a hard time. I’m comfortable with that conversation but I could see why some people would have a tough time speaking up. Especially if their significant others saw the same doctors (mine have not).