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Okay this may come off as a very stupid question, but since I was adopted, my birth my mom was really young when she had me.. well 20. And she wasnt married, gah I'm worried that if she had an STD or like ahh something, would I have it? Theres no way I can know, beacuse we dont even have any information about them.. and I'm kinda freaking out now.
I'm pretty sure that before you're adopted, you undergo some pretty extensive medical tests where they check for just about every disease you could have gotten. Go back to your medical records from the adoption, your parents should have those, and see what kind of tests were done. If you're still worried, you can always go to a clinic and get tested. (I think PlannedParenthood usually does those at free or reduced costs for teens.) Hope this helps!
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Oh, yeah. Generally even if your birthmother had something it wouldn't be transmitted to you, unless it was something like AIDS. I wouldn't worry too much, there's a very slim chance.
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Aww thanks so much, soosos much, the girl below that gave me advice, didnt help much. i gave her a 1. seroiusly, you are making me feel better.
thanks !!
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