which bc is best???

Question

Im 15 years old and I talked to my mom and she said that she doesn't want me to get birth-control, but because I'm sexually active still going to go get it. Most times I have a difficult time taking pills so I wanted to get the implant, but it cost a lot of money and my mom is refusing to pay for any of it. if I go to Planned Parenthood would they give me the implant for free?

Answer

If you are in the United States and you have health insurance, it's required by law under the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) that all forms of birth control are available to you at no out of pocket cost. You can call your insurance and ask just to make sure. If you can use your insurance, you should be good to get whatever kind of birth control you want. That being said, you should do some research and maybe talk to a doctor to decide what would be best for you. Bedsider.org has all the information you need on safer sex and preventing pregnancy. PlannedParenthood.org can help you find a health center near you. Congratulations on taking responsibility for your sexual health!

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I got mine at planned parenthood and I am pretty sure they billed my insurance (its been 2 years) but it was free for me. I'd go in and ask them ans explain the situation you are in. They will support you.

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I was able to get it at 17 without parental consent at a local women's clinic. I had a job so I paid $15/month. But that was for pills. Maybe you could look into Nuvaring? I used that for a long time and I liked that I didn't have to remember it every day. I didn't like that the Dr. would have to cut the implant out of my arm when it was time to come out.

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Ok, here's the deal, I have PCOS my first period came at 9, I was formally diagnosed at 13 after my period had stopped for 10 months with me not being sexually active. My mother to this day accuses me of being a whore, I can assume it's because I went out of my way to find peer reviewed articles and journals to help my self better understand what was happening to me.

Once you've had your 1st period it is vitally important to keep on top of your reproductive health. Whether it's just the pill, (for better acne management, or to control PCOS or to prevent pregnancy) or annual app smears and monthly breast exams, managing your reproductive health should be at the forefront of both you and your mother's top concerns.

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I don't know about the implant will they give it to you at 15 if they do go for it. But I'd take what ever planned parenthood gives you even if it's the pill

which bc is best???

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