I&#x27;m s pregnant at 15

Normally it's been 12 and 16 weeks that you start to see any sign.
Anyway, take a pregnancy test and find out.
You can go to your GP too and they can't tell your parents

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Original post by AzureCeleste

Normally it's been 12 and 16 weeks that you start to see any sign.
Anyway, take a pregnancy test and find out.
You can go to your GP too and they can't tell your parents

They have to she's 15 which counts as statutory rape because she's under the age of consent.

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AzureCeleste

Original post by Scottish15

They have to she's 15 which counts as statutory rape because she's under the age of consent.

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/confidentiality-at-sexual-health-services/

Check your facts first. The above link says otherwise

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LadyEcliptic

Original post by Scottish15

They have to she's 15 which counts as statutory rape because she's under the age of consent.

Can’t rep again but yeah. It is considered statutory rape under 16.

OP before panicking either pick up a pregnancy test or go to the doctor. I know they can’t tell your parents but if that’s the case they’ll find out at some point.
15 is too young to have sex and I’m guessing you didn’t even use protection?

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Anonymous #2

you shouldn't have done that. you know what the law says. at least tell ur parents. or go to a clinic and see what to do. do u want an abortion?

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Anonymous #1

OP

i don't have a gp? But would they just let me have an abortion without telling my parents?

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Original post by AzureCeleste

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/confidentiality-at-sexual-health-services/

Check your facts first. The above link says otherwise

It's still statutory rape.

Reply 12

Brocolli123

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Take a test or ask the doctor, I personally disagree with abortion but it's your choice whether you want to take on such a responsibility at 15. Why would your family disown you? Either way a doctor is confidential and doesn't have to tell your parents but unless you deal with it quick they will find out from the bump

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HappyBuddah

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Original post by Scottish15

They have to she's 15 which counts as statutory rape because she's under the age of consent.

You don't know the age of her boyfriend, so let's not scare her silly, hey!

Go and see your school nurse, they can give you a pregnancy test. There's a lot of reasons why periods stop, stress can do it, as can hormone imbalances etc, and putting on weight doesn't mean anything either. Do a pregnancy test, then pop and see your GP if you need to or if the test is negative and you still haven't had a period (they could do with checking to see why). Usual symptoms of early pregnancy can include no periods (it doesn't always), sore breasts, hormones are all over the place (weepy usually). Best way to check is to get a test. Try not to worry until you know for sure.

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Original post by AzureCeleste

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/sexual-health/confidentiality-at-sexual-health-services/

Check your facts first. The above link says otherwise

I have more of a problem of that age having sexual relations with someone, what is the UK turning into? I don't see why these teenage mothers complain once they have children and can't juggle their life, you made the decision and now face the consequences for life.

Reply 15

AzureCeleste

Original post by Scottish15

It's still statutory rape.

They don't have to tell her parents though which is the point.

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Anonymous #3

And that’s why you should always use contraception, honestly need to be careful. Make sure you check whether you are actually!

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