im thinking of going on the pill.
do i just go to the doctor and ask for it? do i need to take a parent (im 16).
im so unsure.
also,
if i go on the pill, when i go to the doctors. do i need to be examined. because i read some where they examine you and have to put 2fingers inside you and feel your overies.
please help.
do i have to be examined? what do i do?
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That doc would need some long ass fingers to reach your ovaries..*lol*
well i dont kno *lol* thats just what i read! and that they would need to do a smear test.
While you are at the doctor's, ask him what Queen cd you should buy next.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]That doc would need some long ass fingers to reach your ovaries..*lol*[/QUOTE]
You mean like this??
http://www.petdiscounters.com/cat/toys/misc/hd_kitten_mitten.jpg
You mean like this??
http://www.petdiscounters.com/cat/toys/misc/hd_kitten_mitten.jpg
Yikes!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]talcom_powder wrote: [/QUOTENAME]im thinking of going on the pill.
do i just go to the doctor and ask for it? do i need to take a parent (im 16).
im so unsure.
also,
if i go on the pill, when i go to the doctors. do i need to be examined. because i read some where they examine you and have to put 2fingers inside you and feel your overies.
please help.
do i have to be examined? what do i do?
[/QUOTE]
I don't know if you need to take a parent with you or not to the OB in the UK. Here, you would have to if you see a private Dr. If you go to a medical clinic, they would be able to test you for STDs without parental consent, but you would not be allowed to be given a prescription for birth control pills without parental permission. You would be given condoms however.
Being that I am a parent, I'm going to give you parental advice :) You should definitely talk with your parent(s) if you are sexually active and need information on birth control. You should be having "safe" sex. Birth control pills are not safe contraception against STDs. Please consider using condoms if you are going to have sex.
Thank you. :)
do i just go to the doctor and ask for it? do i need to take a parent (im 16).
im so unsure.
also,
if i go on the pill, when i go to the doctors. do i need to be examined. because i read some where they examine you and have to put 2fingers inside you and feel your overies.
please help.
do i have to be examined? what do i do?
[/QUOTE]
I don't know if you need to take a parent with you or not to the OB in the UK. Here, you would have to if you see a private Dr. If you go to a medical clinic, they would be able to test you for STDs without parental consent, but you would not be allowed to be given a prescription for birth control pills without parental permission. You would be given condoms however.
Being that I am a parent, I'm going to give you parental advice :) You should definitely talk with your parent(s) if you are sexually active and need information on birth control. You should be having "safe" sex. Birth control pills are not safe contraception against STDs. Please consider using condoms if you are going to have sex.
Thank you. :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm not a lady, but I know you should just go to the doctor, and he'll help you from there, deciding what type you will get. I don't think there's any physical involved.
And you need NOT take a parent.[/QUOTE]
Just because you need not take a particular course of action, does not mean that you should not.
And you need NOT take a parent.[/QUOTE]
Just because you need not take a particular course of action, does not mean that you should not.
Or you could, you know, not have sex.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Music Man wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">ThomasQuinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm not a lady, but I know you should just go to the doctor, and he'll help you from there, deciding what type you will get. I don't think there's any physical involved.
And you need NOT take a parent.[/QUOTE]
Just because you need not take a particular course of action, does not mean that you should not.[/QUOTE]
There is a MAJOR difference between NEED not and SHOULD not. NEED NOT indicates that there is no NECESSITY.[/QUOTE]
I wasn't actually rebutting what you had said, just extending it.
And you need NOT take a parent.[/QUOTE]
Just because you need not take a particular course of action, does not mean that you should not.[/QUOTE]
There is a MAJOR difference between NEED not and SHOULD not. NEED NOT indicates that there is no NECESSITY.[/QUOTE]
I wasn't actually rebutting what you had said, just extending it.