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A member asked:
If you go to get birth control, and you lie to your gynecologist about being a virgin , can the gynecologist find out you've lied.
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No need to lie: There is no need to lie to your gynecologist. They will treat you either way and cannot discuss the information with your parents.
Answered 10/6/2013
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