Will my mother's gynecologist tell me if I'm still a virgin at 15?

Hey, I have a gynecologist appointment tomorrow and my mum wants to know if I'm still a virgin. Unfortunately I'm not a virgin anymore and my mum will be furious. Will the gynecologist tell my mum if I'm still a virgin? Will the doctor say she's sworn to confidentiality and isn't allowed to tell my mum? Because then my mum will already know if it's so obvious. Will my mum still come with me to the examination room??? Please answer my questions, I'm scared.

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Sunglassgirl
2 years ago

Hi :-

Why does your mother want to know if you’re a virgin? This is absolutely none of her concern, because it is your body and not her. In addition, it is not possible to test whether this is torn by sexual intercourse or by other circumstances on the basis of a torn young skin. Some girls don’t have a juvenile skin from birth.

Since you’re 15 years old, it’s for the female doctor or the female doctor’s medical duty to silence, that is to say that he must not tell anything without your mother’s consent.

Whether your mother goes to the examination room or not, is by the way DEINE’s decision. You decide that alone, not your mother. If you do not want to do this, your mother has to accept whether she wants or not. You are no longer a little girl, which you have to lead on your hand, but you develop into a young and independent woman, who can slowly make her own decisions and want to make sure, right?

I hope I could help you a bit and calm you down! If you have any questions about the visit to a doctor or need help, you can also contact me at any time 🙂

Love

Sunglassgirl
2 years ago
Reply to  Prvtperson

Supi ^^ Please remain strong and so translate and think about your good rights <3

Mani123753
2 years ago

Every doctor has confidentiality and this is also regulated by law! Your mother doesn’t have to go in with you, because you’re old enough! You don’t need to be afraid, and your mother must accept it!

DODOsBACK
2 years ago

The “Jungfernhäutchen” – a lot of noise around nothing! – einhorn

Read it out, here are some first extracts:

The name “Jungfernhäutchen” suggests that it is first a skin and secondly that only virgins have one. That’s both wrong.

In reality, there is no skin or membrane that closes the vaginal inlet like a freshening foil. Rather, it is a mucous membrane, or a small wrinkle, which surrounds the entrance of the vagina. We can imagine a stretchable scrunchie hair, and not like a freshening film that tears up during penetration.

[…]

The vaginal antagonist says nothing about the virginity of a person. An undamaged wreath is no evidence of virginity, as a “damaged” wreath is no evidence of the sexual activity of a person. The wreath is stretchy enough to survive penetrative intercourse.

So has a study with 36 pregnant Teens can only notice a change of hymen in a gynecological examination with only two of them. And we don’t have to talk about virginity, do we? So: Also in sexually active people there is the wreath, and vice versa it can be missing from virgins or as good as not visible.

[…]

The “Jungfernhäutchen” is a sociocultural construct of the patriarchate, which has been instrumentalized and is used to regulate and demonize female identified sexuality. But not only the – generations of girls were encouraged not to be too wild, to watch sports and to beat the legs all over each other.

The fact that this is quite unlikely also stems from the deputy head of UN-Women Åsa Regnér: “The vaginal corona is part of the female body and remains all the life. It does not disappear after the first intercourse. Less than half of all women bleed the first time.”

etc.

Nevertheless, you should make sure your mom stays out from the start. I would call your own doctor and ask that ER insist on investigating yourself on your own.

Generally, however, it would be important for you to find a way to free yourself from the guardianship, because obligation to silence means that doctors are not allowed to tell her about your will. Why you don’t want to, you’ll have to explain to your mother by yourself…

Moewe4
2 years ago

How about you use the opportunity to tell the truth, in the presence of the doctor, she’s probably not gonna freak out. If so the doctor can explain that it is quite normal and you can talk about the pill.

I know that sounds so bad, but I don’t know. With your mother’s back-forest thinking, it must be a stop.

Idris164
2 years ago
Reply to  Moewe4

The Mother Hattie treatment room didn’t lose anything

Moewe4
2 years ago
Reply to  Idris164

I know. The other day, I had a girl in the hair whose mother regularly goes to Gyn to check if she is a “good Muslim”. The question also smells suspiciously. Apparently there are women’s doctors who are not quite right in the colonel.

XXsadXX
2 years ago
Reply to  Moewe4

What’s the mother doing if she’s still a virgin? Nothing. Mine doesn’t know when, who and if I had my first time. She doesn’t care.

Mentalyill
2 years ago

No, why would he? What’s the doctor got? I was also a minor and not a virgin for a long time, but he never said anything to my mother, also called silence. Why would your mother be mad? That’s totally normal. Mine is always caring with me as a women’s doctor with 15 to get my pill written. You might think too bad about your mother. She just wants the best for you.

LauwarmerKaffee
2 years ago

No, he can’t. You can insist your mother is waiting outside the door

Blindi56
2 years ago

With 15 you can go to the FA alone, and if you don’t want, your mother won’t come to the examination room. A FA must not tell your mother if you are still a virgin. I don’t know if everyone’s holding on. In Muslims there are probably such investigations…

danitom
2 years ago

No, he can’t.

Idris164
2 years ago

No, your mother doesn’t have to go to the treatment room. normal waiting the mother in the waiting room