What does a teenage girl have to do in order to get birth control?

Answer 1

Try this "Doctor, I'm sexually active and I don't want to have any children, can you put me on Birth Control." He will follow up with "Sure, however, in order to avoid HIV, AIDS, Ghonorhea, Chlamydia, Syphillis, Herpes, Genital Warts, Hepititis, and a slew of other permanent STDS, that could prevent you from having children, kill you, and possibly be passed on to hundreds of other people, your partner should also wear a condom." You're 13, you have your whole life ahead of you. Your decision to have sex now, could ruin your life. You can satisfy your partner manually or orally, and it would be safer. They have flavored condoms and dental dams (for oral sex on a women) to make this more enjoyable for both parties.

Answer 2

In order to get birth control, you need to visit your doctor/gynecologist. Or if you would like it to be confidential about getting birth control pills you can make an appointment at Planned Parenthood. Planned Parenthood specializes in birth control as well! When you go, you want to tell them that you would like to begin birth control to stay protected from pregnancy, and they will guide the way.