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Teen Sexuality
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November 16, 2009 |
| msAbsolut asks: |
I dont think that this post belongs here but I posted it in the health advice section a few weeks ago and it hasnt been answered. I have been on depo for about a year and have had irregular periods. Well in October I went to see the doctor because I had been having my period for a little over a month and she gave me some birth control pills to take for a month to stop the bleeding.Well about one or two weeks later my period stopped and that is when the discharge started. It doesnt have an odor, or itching or any other signs. There is enough of the discharge that I sometimes have to where a liner. When I dont where a liner my panty seat is white and when i do where a liner, the discharge appears to be of a light yellow color. Do you have any idea as to what could be wrong? Do I need to consult a health care professional? Also I always had a discharge and i know that discharge is normal but now it is just a little more than usual. |
| diamondkitten378 says: |
That question is perfectly fine here. :)
It doesn't sound like anything is wrong to me at all. If there's no smell or itchiness, that sort of discharge sounds normal. White (or a slight tinge of yellow when using liners) is perfectly fine. Since this isn't normal for 'you' per se, then just keep in mind that birth control changes your hormones and so you're producing more because of that. When you check in with your doctor next time, feel free to mention it to ease your worries since *I'm* not a doctor, but I wouldn't rush off to one. |
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| Date: |
November 13, 2009 |
| jennie asks: |
This is kind of embarrassing, but it has me worried. I was having sex using a condom. I always insist on that to be safe. However, this guy took it off when he got ready to finish and ejaculated all over my stomach and boobs. I don't know him that well or his sexual history, so I'm worried about disease because I have several body piercings and his sperm got on a couple of those areas. Do I need to get tested? |
| diamondkitten378 says: |
Yes and no. If you're concerned at all about previous exposure to bodily fluids from people you don't know the sexual history of, then definitely get yourself tested to ease your own mind and be safe for others in the future.
As for your piercings, though, unless they're recent and still healing (or have been busted open recently), then you should just fine. :) |
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| Topic: |
General |
| Date: |
November 09, 2009 |
| Someone asks: |
Ummm... for the past few years now I`ve been having *really* painful cramps during my period, a lot of blood (I know we`re always told it always looks like there`s more than their really is), nausea, vomiting, loss of apetite, dizziness and wind up stuck in bed. Any idea what could be causing this or somewhere I can look? Also, is it something serious that I should get checked or something that will clear up by itself? |
| hollistercutie4 says: |
A lot of the things you described are common with PMS, but if they are affecting your life in the way that you describe them I would see a doctor. They could be a more severe form of PMS and you might be able to be prescribed something for it (a specific kind of BC perhaps, to help ease the symptoms)... |
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