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Do you need parental consent for the ocp pill?
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Depends: It depends on your age, state laws, and the type of practice you are seen in. You may be able to obtain contraception without parental consent in certain contexts. You can start by calling your local health department or planned parenthood for answers.
Answered 9/28/2016
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