I have an appointment with my lady doctor to discuss my birth control pill (that I'm on to regulate my period). However, I think I have a vaginal infection so I will mention it to her. Will she decide to give me a pelvic exam? I'm not really scared I just want to be prepared ahead of time so I know what to expect. And I'm not sexually active in any way and I never had an exam down there before.
Will she just suggest a medication or take a look?
(please answer this if you know from personal experience).
17/f
[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Health & Fitness category? Maybe give some free advice about: Health? StarryNightSkies answered Tuesday October 14 2008, 10:38 pm: Well ususally doctors give you an exam before being put on the pill (whether you're sexually active or not) and they almost always do a follow up 6 months later and that ususally includes a pelvic exam. If you mention the infection she may want to take a look. If you're nervous about that go to a store and get a yeast infection testing kit, and if you do have a yeast infection then get Monistat or any other type of yeast infection treating kit that doesn't require a perscription. If you have no luck there then yes I do suggest mentioning it to your doctor. Most will suggest going to your doctor right away, but I found the kits to work flawlessly. [ StarryNightSkies's advice column | Ask StarryNightSkies A Question ]
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