how can i get on birth control without parental consent?
482127
your parents are pretty much gonna have to know. a dr cannot give you birth control with out your parents consent if you are under age
954544
It is 18 in every state of the Union.  voting, signing contracts, entering school, quiting school without parental signatures.\nHowever, the age of receiving birth control pills without parental knowledge or consent is lower in many states.  A doctor does not haveto tell your parents that you are pregnant, that's up to you when you are younger than 18.\nGood luck... have fun without me.....Trevor.
1032711
I believe that in order to be on birth control...you have to have a complete pelvic/breast exam.  And because it is birth control, you should be seeing an OB/GYN.  I'm guessing you are using a primary care physician or general prac...\nThey do and don't have a right to refuse treatment.  They do have the right because this is not an area of expertise for the particular physician in your situation.  Thats why she wants you to see the OB/GYN.  Follow her advice.
876395
Here's the honest scoop...I have a 15 year old daughter and I found a note of her promising a boy her virginity...so as her mom I freaked out. Well, I took her to get on birth control just in case and in the meantime I scared the heck out of her, hoping that if she did have sex she would just tell me so I would know and could offer her protection and help her deal with any problems that may come from it. Truth be told, when I took her to the gynocologist, the doctor asked me to leave the room when they examined her and also explained to me that anything she discussed with her or learned was strictly doctor patient confidentiality. I even tried to scare her after the exam by telling her the doctor told me something and she was in big trouble. I tried scaring her needlessly...I think. Bottom line, no the doctor keeps all of that confidential by a law known as HIPPA now and from the doctor patient confidentiality oaths they take. Even if your mom says the doctor told her something, she's only going on suspicion and trying  to scare the truth out of you. If you do decide to have sex, just make sure that you are protected, please. I had to add that....as a mom :o)
110949
You need to be at least 21 to get married without your parents consent. Besides that you need "official" documents, such as birth certificates, natl. Ids, etc
1107552
If you have to ask how, you're too young to participate.  Wait until you're old enough to know how. What if you get pregnant?  No birth control is 100% effective.  Are you prepared to be a mother?
132544
Planned parenthood, here is a link to find one near you.\nhttp://www.plannedparenthood.org/pp2/portal/
19894
If you are talking about taking birth control pills yes a doctor has to prescribe it. First you have to go to a gynecologist who will give you a pelvic exam (not fun) and a pap smear (they scrape inside you with like a popsicle stick) and after he looks at your period history and such he will prescribe a pill that is hormonally balanced for you. The pill can be bad for you especially if you also smoke. It increases your chances for heart attack and blood clots. I have seen very young teenagers on the pill to regulate their periods as young as 15. You have to take the pill for a full month's cycle before engaging in any sexual activity and remember that it is not 100% effective so there is always that chance that you might get pregnant and it definately doesn't stop the transmission of HIV or other STDs.\nHope that helps.
889473
Go see your local family planning clinic. They are usually free and willing to help you out.
697880
17 with a parents consent
869580
There are some forms of birth control out there now that will only let that dreaded cycle visit you but four times a year.  Go see your doctor and ask.
946324
Try Googling it! There may be a program at your university to help provide birth control
64748
msn. type in ur city and look for clinics in ur area once u've got a couple call them and ask if they have the family pact  card. \nif so go to the clinic and sign up its free u get \nfree pap test, breast exam, birth control shots or pills and pregnancy test.
434608
types of birth control and your chances of getting pregnant\n\n-no birth control(85%)\n\n-spermicides alone(26%) spermicide usualy looks like a small pill, but its a substance that when put into your vagina will melt and become effective\n\n-periodic abstinance(25%) this is when you count the days between your periods and find out which ones youre not fertil on\n\n-withdrawl(19%) this is when the man pulls out right before he goes\n\n-cervical cap w/ spermicide(20-40%) this is a small rubber thing that looks like a cap that you fill with spermicide and place into your vagina\n\n-vaginal sponge(20-40%) this is a sponge you place into your vagina that is supposed to catch the sperm once it has entered\n\n-diphragm w/ spermicide(20%) much like the cap\n\n-condom alone (male)(14%) the rubber condom a man wears\n\n-condom alone (female)(21%) this condom goes into a girl rather than onto a guy\n\n-oral contaceptives(5%) this is the pill, you will usually take one a day, or with some new ones, one a week\n\n-IUD(less than 1-2%) this is something your gyno will have to place inside of you\n\n-injection(less than 1%) a shot you give yourself, usually once every 3 months\n\n-sterallization(less than 1%) a medical procedure that makes you infertil...this is permanent\n\n-nuvaring(1-2%) this is a small vaginal ring that you place into your vagina once a month and it releases hormones the way the pill would\n\nbut, no form of birth control can prevent STD...condoms do help so ALWAYS wear one unless youve both been tested, but know that they still can be obtained if a condom is being used.  also, if you are planning on getting on birth control talk to you gynocologist and ask him/her which one is best for you!
579769
Try your local teen clinic... like Planned Parenthood.
345399
You can go to your local health clinic. It's always free there. You will have to do a pap though. The only thing that the health clinic will ask for is a donation. You can donated $5.00. No big deal. Your doing a responsible thing by wanting the pill.:)
45918
they do have parental controls. If you try to make an account for your child, once you put in the date of birth it's going to ask for an adult to finsih the registration and it will ask for your e-mail address for confirmation. I did it for my daughters.  All you have  to do is give them there own account.