When should a young girl visit the gynecologist for the first time, she says when she starts having sex.?

I read aloud she is supposed to call on the doc once a year and she turns 15 subsequent week and her mom have never taken her. Can someone clear this up for me?

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The woman's fruity fart, myth or actuality?

Usually the rule is when the girl starts becoming sexually alive or when she turns 18, whichever comes first. But an 18 year out-of-date virgin doesn't hold to pop in the gynecologist as inadequately as an underage girl who is have sex!
She probably won't convey her mom or you if she is sexually influential, so I would whip her basically surrounded by bag. But later again, she's not your daughter so I wouldn't get hold of involved in her medical issues.

Is it true?

If she is sexual live, presently is the time. Girls develop faster these years.

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If the infantile girl is sexually moving she desires to stir to the gyno.

Females one and only?

Visiting the doctor for pap smear test should be done once the girl is sexually busy consequently she should be tested once a year.

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Actually, she's right and you and the above posters are wrong. Unless she is have some sort of problem, she doesn't requirement to see a gynecologist until age 21 (no, not 18) or *three years after* first vaginal sexual intercourse. There's no pretext for a robust virgin to see a gynecologist. According to Planned Parenthood:

"Gynecological exams are superfluous as soon as a babyish woman starts have her spell. We immediately recommend that young-looking women start have pelvic exams beside Pap test inside three years of starting vaginal intercourse. If a babyish woman have not have first vaginal intercourse by age 21, afterwards she should enjoy a pelvic exam when she become 21 — even though she have not have vaginal intercourse."

Of course, if she's sexually influential or thinking of becoming so, she will involve to bring back birth control (but not necessarily from a gynecologist). It should be your daughter's declaration when or if to progress, not yours.

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She must see the gyneac in a minute.

Is your cycle 28 days or longer/shorter?

When you are sexually busy, 18 years old-fashioned, or have other problems beside your term, etc.