pretty help: Help, the title pretty much says it all, I’m 16 years old - Help.com

dude, seriously go see a freakin’ doctor!

Dare not? I highly recommend that you dare.

ohhh…there are simply toooo many possibilities here.
You simply have got to go to the clinic to be evaluated.
It may save your life.
If you have something, and you do nothing about it, it will only get worse…
And in some cases…ALOT worse…
Just GO, ok?
Wouldn’t you rather just end up taking an antibiotic for 7 days than to
have something wither away and drop off???? :/

What country are you in Micky?

If you’re in UK, you really don’t have to worry. There are clinics here that are free, anonymous and easy to access.

It is important that you get checked out hun. Lots of reasons why.

If you do have an STD and don’t get treatment, things will only get worse. The treatments are usually very simply antibiotics and if anyone asks why you’re taking them you can just say “I have a bladder infection” or “an ear infection” or whatever…

You should not have sex until you’ve been checked yourself. DON’T do the unprotected sex thing. Apart from STD’s, there’s the obvious risk of pregnancy. Can you afford to be sued for childcare costs??? Save unprotected sex for the girl you marry. At 16, you don’t need the hassle of babies, girlfriend’s fathers who hate your guts and all that…

Another reason to get checked is that it might not BE an STD. It could be a simple infection (most people get a bladder infection at some point in their lives!). Or it could be a symptom of something more serious, who knows? Don’t risk your health.

Basically hun, if you can dangle it for a girl, you can dangle it for a doc.

Go do it.

Here you go. All you need to know about finding a testing centre in uk:

http://www.fpa.org.uk/helpandadvice/h…

You don’t have to tell your doctor about a visit to a GUM clinic.
They won’t pass on any information without you agreeing.
Your parents don’t need to know either..

When you arrive, they will just ask some basic questions about your general health, how many partners you’ve had and when you last had unprotected sex etc.

You will probably be asked to give them a small urine sample.

The doc will examine you and prescribe a treatment plan if you need one.

Sometimes, the tests they do take a few days to come back. You can opt how to be informed of the results. Usually clinics have a “code” system to your private mobile - or you can arrange to contact them at a later date or something. They won’t call your home if you don’t want them to.

Simple really.

dare not and your knob might well fall off