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Question Posted Saturday December 31 2005, 8:47 pm

Well, if I were to have a disease..it'd be herpes. Do you know if they would tell my parents about that?

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SexyLady answered Saturday December 31 2005, 8:53 pm:
Well it really all depends if you have it. Herpes isn't something that could kill you and it can be treated, but if your not over 18 you have no rights for the doctor not to tell your parents. So your really need to just ask your doctor if he/she could just keep it a secret, and if they say no then just deal w/ the consequences. Hope I helped!

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