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i am fifteen and would like to know if it is ok to have anal sex with my boyfriend. and about a year or two i have had a piece of flesh at the side of my lip on my vagina what is it? can anyone help?
thnx ur answer helped, but another problem popped up, my discharge is coming out wwith blood and very slimy..... my mom said she has to make an appointment but is there anything that can be causing that?
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
If you are wondering whether you will get pregnant by having anal sex, the answer is probably not. If you were my patient, I would definitely recommend using condoms, and I would not hesitate to provide you with oral contraceptives too. Don't forget that you can get a prescription for Plan B ( emergency contraception ) too.
Having said all of the above, the only other question remains whether you find anal sex pleasurable. If you both enjoy it, then I suppose there is no reason why you can't parttake.
You may have a skin tag on your labia. Another possibility is a condyloma. (genital wart). The only way to find out for certain is to get an exam. Planned parenthood does a very good job with teens--go get checked!
Dr B
If you are wondering whether you will get pregnant by having anal sex, the answer is probably not. If you were my patient, I would definitely recommend using condoms, and I would not hesitate to provide you with oral contraceptives too. Don't forget that you can get a prescription for Plan B ( emergency contraception ) too.
Having said all of the above, the only other question remains whether you find anal sex pleasurable. If you both enjoy it, then I suppose there is no reason why you can't parttake.
You may have a skin tag on your labia. Another possibility is a condyloma. (genital wart). The only way to find out for certain is to get an exam. Planned parenthood does a very good job with teens--go get checked!
Dr B
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