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Can my gyno give me birth control without asking my mom? i want to say its for my period and to lessen the chances of endometriosis. i am fifteen.
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Private: Ask to talk to your gynecologist privately. Physician is trained to address privacy concerns. Your mother is concerned about your best interests, may be you can find the way to address it with her.
Answered 1/2/2013
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