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Gynecologist
So basically I have a gynecologist appointment in a week. What should I expect? My mom told her I haven't had sex, but I have, and there's questions I want to ask her and stuff. So how should I ask the questions, or does she give me a chance to ask her stuff? Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
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Ok, I'm a guy, so I've never been to a gynecologist, but I used to know one. They are the same as any medical professional. You don't have to have your mother in the room if you don't want to, and anything that you talk about will be kept confidential.
If she doen't let you ask questions, get get another gynecologist, because that's really part of her job.
Hope that helps.
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well, first off, it wont be embarassing or anything- because your mom doesnt have to be in there if you dont want her to be. also, anything you tell her- shes required to kee confidential- unless it turns out you have some kind of std or somthing- then shes rquired by law to tell your mother that youve stated youve ben sexually active. and she'll give you all the time in the world to ask questions- thts what shes there for.
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If you don't want her to be able to tell that you've had sex - don't worry, she won't.
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She'll ask you a few questions, give you a breast and a pelvic exam. It'll just be you and the doctor so feel free to ask whatever you want, their job is to help. And they won't tell your mom either, so don't worry. Be completely honest though, in case any problems come up.
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Yes, the gynecologist will ask you questions, and one will probably be about sexual activity. They know--what Mom's don't know! The most important thing that you can do is to be honest. If you don't want your Mom to know about your sex life, tell the GYN that, she will most likely understand. Make a list of questions on a piece of paper and take it with you to the appointment. That way you will remember what to ask. At any time during the exam, pull the questions out and start asking away! She will not be offended and if she is doing her job, will provide an answer to all your questions. If you need her to explain, tell her that.
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