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female
age
30-35,
anonymous
writes:I had sex with my boyfriend last night and the condom split. I'm on no other form of contraceptive like the pill or anything, so I need to go and get the morning after pill. Thing is I'm having some problems and home at the moment and social services are on my family's case, and they're allowed to access my medical records. If I was to go get the morning after pill would Social Services be able to find out I'd taken it. Please help quickly
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 January 2009): If you are under 21 you can walk into any chemist and ask for the morning after pill (in the UK) This service is free and confidential, if you are asked for any details you can refuse but it is always wiser to tell someone that you have taken it just in case of a reaction(very rare)There will be no trace of you using it if you do it this way. As for SS being able to check (if you go via your GP) then I really can't see why they'd have a problem with you taking precautions unless youre very under age. If this is the case then please be very careful, you only have one life, dont throw it away on either an unwanted teen pregnancy or a STD that could be deadly.Take care
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