Birth Controls for Teens?!
Question: I am 15 years old,and i am Sexually Active..
This month i thought i was pregnate,but i started my period yesturday thank god..
Anyways i was woundering what would be a good pill or me i dont know many kinds of bith controls i kno about the show n Yaz and tri-sprintec..but i dont want the shot..Can some people help me anf maybe give me website's and things
thanks XD
Answers: I am 15 years old,and i am Sexually Active..
This month i thought i was pregnate,but i started my period yesturday thank god..
Anyways i was woundering what would be a good pill or me i dont know many kinds of bith controls i kno about the show n Yaz and tri-sprintec..but i dont want the shot..Can some people help me anf maybe give me website's and things
thanks XD
You need to see your own health care provider, or one that you trust. Teens can get confidential care at Planned Parenthood, and they charge you based on your income. You need to see someone not just for birth control, but now for screenings since becoming sexually active carries risks as well. Your provider will discuss the birth control options with you, and the pill is one of many. Remember, it doesn't protect you from HIV or any other STD's.
Please talk about your choices with your parents or an adult that you trust. 15 is a tough age, and you should have someone to lean on!
Good Luck!
Karilee @ www.wellnessventerusa.com
http://www.thepill.com/thepill/
i take ortho tri cyclen lo... the non lo one made me feel really sick but the lo one is much better
15 year olds shouldn't be sexually active
There are so many different kinds of birth control, it may take you a few times before you find the right one for you. You can find more information about birth control and sexually transmitted infections at www.plannedparenthood.org. Planned parenthood is the leader in reproductive health and you can trust the information on their website to be the most up to date and accurate.
I'm confused because in all your answers you state "im a doctor" but you're 15. Odd.
Go to plannedparenthood.org