Lesson 6.2 of 4
What happens at a checkup, and how do I ask a doctor something embarrassing?
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People who play a role in their own health care make better decisions and stay healthier. Here are tips for teens on how (and why) to build a bond with your doctor.
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Adolescent medicine doctors are specialists who have extra training in the medical and emotional issues that many teens face.
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Going to the doctor is an important part of making sure you stay healthy. Doctors can also answer any questions you have about puberty, your body, and sex.
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A sexual health check-up is no big deal.
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Regular check-ups with your doctor or nurse are perfect times to ask questions about puberty, periods, and more.
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You deserve to feel safe and respected at visits with doctors and nurses — including sexual health check-ups.
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A wellness visit or a well-woman visit is a yearly check-up for your sexual and reproductive health.
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Teenagers go through many changes, primarily when it comes to body image. Read on how incorporating healthy habits can help them feel their best
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Childhood vaccines, or immunizations, protect your children from many serious or even deadly diseases. Learn why and when you should vaccinate your children.
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