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also, your parent's insurance, which i'm assuming you're covered under, may not be allowed to release information on your medical visits to your parents without your consent if you are over 18. again, the age might differ depending on the policy and laws in your state.
i'm assuming you don't know the specifics of your parents' insurance and are afraid to ask them, you might want to go to an urgent care clinic or maybe even an emergency room if the problem persists with no changes for another day or two, since it could be something serious and simply request that your specifics of your visit be kept confidential.
the thing that i would suggest is that if you need to go to a doctor if the problem continues is telling your parents that you know they might be angry with you now, but you need medical attention and you need their advice and help. tell them that you know that consequences of having sex and are taking measures to prevent STDs and pregnancy (which i'm assuming you are) and are aware of the physical and emotional consequences of having sex. if you show them that you are taking a mature attitude toward it, they might be a little more understanding. i know it is hard for you to hear that you might have to tell your parents, but trust me, they will appreciate your honesty.
I talked to my mother today, and she called the advice nurse. They set me up an appointment tomorrow. I'm just worried that I'm still losing too much blood, and I don't really want to wait until tomorrow. I've begun to feel slightly light headed, and weak, which is porbably from blood loss... but I guess it will have to wait.
She was 'disappointed' but not mad. I hate that word, but I guess it could be worse.
also, your parent's insurance, which i'm assuming you're covered under, may not be allowed to release information on your medical visits to your parents without your consent if you are over 18. again, the age might differ depending on the policy and laws in your state.
i'm assuming you don't know the specifics of your parents' insurance and are afraid to ask them, you might want to go to an urgent care clinic or maybe even an emergency room if the problem persists with no changes for another day or two, since it could be something serious and simply request that your specifics of your visit be kept confidential.
the thing that i would suggest is that if you need to go to a doctor if the problem continues is telling your parents that you know they might be angry with you now, but you need medical attention and you need their advice and help. tell them that you know that consequences of having sex and are taking measures to prevent STDs and pregnancy (which i'm assuming you are) and are aware of the physical and emotional consequences of having sex. if you show them that you are taking a mature attitude toward it, they might be a little more understanding. i know it is hard for you to hear that you might have to tell your parents, but trust me, they will appreciate your honesty.
hope i have helped!
best of luck,
LS
I talked to my mother today, and she called the advice nurse. They set me up an appointment tomorrow. I'm just worried that I'm still losing too much blood, and I don't really want to wait until tomorrow. I've begun to feel slightly light headed, and weak, which is porbably from blood loss... but I guess it will have to wait.
She was 'disappointed' but not mad. I hate that word, but I guess it could be worse.
Thanx for your help.