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Yellow Sticky Stuff '

I just went to go and pee and well after I pee'd I thought I had to go and pee again turns out i went to go pee yellow gooey stuff comming out , it does stink and you can tell its sticky . I don't know what to do i'm scared I am sexualy active with my boyfriendd but we have'nt used protection . Can someone please help me out . Im only 16 I dont know what to do ! And I KNOW I CANT go to my mom , She is not the type to really get along with ! I just need some help ... & if you dont think your right then please dont say anything because if you say something wrong I will freak out ! I need someone that REALL KNOWS what im talking about !
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1729090 tn?1310149343
are you able to go to the doc without your mom knowing why you need to go?  If so make an appointment and ask your doc what it could be....also most doctors offices have a nurse on staff that you can call and ask questions.  
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589762 tn?1330207135
I agree with Clysta..... No one here can diagnose, I would definitely get to a dr to get checked out bc it can be a number of things.....Good Luck
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Nobody can say 100% what it is. Anything you get told here would be a guess. It could be an infection, STD/I, or even just normal discharge. It is possible it could also be pregnancy, as you're sexually active and are not using protection. I would recommend seeing a doctor to make sure nothing is wrong, and unless you're hoping to be a teenage mother you need to start using protection. Pulling out doesn't prevent pregnancy, nor does it prevent transmission of disease (and unless you've seen a doctor test proving a clean bill of health you can never assume)
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