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Birth control


Question Posted Sunday September 30 2007, 10:00 pm

what are some things i can tell my doctor that can get them to put me on or ask me if i want to be put on birth control. I dont want to strait out say, can you put me on birth control or mention sex

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Lynn_lushh answered Monday October 1 2007, 11:27 pm:
just thought i'd let you know that taking birth control pills can have many bad side effects. sometimes it can give you birth problems to you or your babies in the future. hope i helped :]

& look at this site, one of the biggest reasons those babies have those problems are because of parents who used birthcontrol pills
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NinjaNeer answered Monday October 1 2007, 8:10 pm:
I would suggest that you straight out tell your doctor the truth. It's important that they have a legitimate record of your health problems and know about your sexual activity.

If you're not mature enough to obtain birth control, you're not mature enough to be having sex.

Your doctor can't tell your parents what you're on, as it would be a breach of patient-doctor confidentiality, so if that's what you're worried about, you're okay there.

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SarahWBT4T answered Monday October 1 2007, 5:03 pm:
I agree, you definatley need to tell your doctor your having sex. Again, you have nothing to worry about, regarding your parents. If you want, you could tell your parents the reason you're taking the birth control is because you have an irregular period, and they'd never have to know the truth until you were ready to tell them.

The doctor will NOT tell your parents you're having sex, I promise.

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Cherry_Blow_Pop answered Monday October 1 2007, 4:05 pm:
The only way they give birth control is if a girls menstrual cycle is very irregular. You could say that, and they may put you on, yes. But, you should tell your doctor it is because you are, or want to be, sexually active. It is a HUGE thing to make sure you don't lie or keep anything from your doctor. You doctor can't legally tell your parents why you are being put on it, so don't worry about your doctor ratting you out for having sex. It is important to tell your doctor you are having sex because sex involes a whole lot more with your body and they need to make sure that you are okay. Trust me, i've been there before, just be honest.

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