Natalie112
Experienced User
65 posts since June 3rd, 2004
Experienced User
65 posts since June 3rd, 2004
Natalie112's posts
Flippen,
hpv (genital warts) are only contracted via skin to skin or fluid to fluid contact. Therefore, you do not need to worry about giving them to your daughter. I am not sure how you contracted them on your anus without having sexual contact in that region. Nevertheless you will have hpv always because it is a viral disease. You may not alw... more
Shandi,
it will be okay. There are many options for you. You can just simply tell your mom that you are not feeling well, aren't sure why, and would like to go see a doctor. I am sure that she would rather have you tell her than go on feeling the way you do. You don't need to necessarily mention anything about pregnancy. Patient confidentialit... more
It is highly unlikely that your pregnant. Many different things can affect the body ( weight gain, flow of period). Had you been pregnant it would of shown up on the hpt, especially after the second test. With the first one being so early, you may not of produced enough of the hcg hormone but by that second week you would of. Diet, exercise, la... more
I would definately try seasonale. No there is nothing wrong with switching after trying one. It is true that ortho tricyclen lo is fda approved for clearing up skin. Although most other birth controls do the same, they are just not fda approved and marketed like ortho is. Seasonale will probably keep your skin clear just as ortho did. Again I ... more
That is breakthrough/irregular bleeding. It will usually be right after your period at the beggining of your new cycle pack. Again if it is a bother, youc can try and switch to another birth control or just keep with this one and see if your spotting stops.
Natalie
Natalie
You are probably okay. Had you had an open wound (i.E. Huge cut or large hangnail) then you would be more at risk. Even if some of her own blood transferred into your system and she did have an infection of the blood (i.E hbv, hcv, or hiv) it will still be very tough for you to get it. You are more likely to get hbv (hepatitis b) than hiv in a ... more
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