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Can a minor get birth control pills without parental consent?
Some states, like Utah and Mississippi, have laws preventing minors from obtaining contraceptives from a physician without parental consent. To know the sex laws of your states, try this interactive map or this chart. Even if your state allows minors to obtain contraceptives without parents’ permission, the ages might differ.
Can a 16 year old go to the doctor for birth control?
Many methods of obtaining birth control requires a visit to a physician. Teens under the age of 18 may have to obtain parental permission or the physician may have the right to notify the parents. In many states, teens 16 years of age and older can go to the doctor without parental consent.
How do I get birth control for my child?
Many methods of obtaining birth control requires a visit to a physician. Teens under the age of 18 may have to obtain parental permission or the physician may have the right to notify the parents.
Should teenagers have to get permission from their parents to obtain contraceptives?
Overall, it is clear, from a personal viewpoint at least, that requiring teenagers to get permission from their parents to obtain contraceptives is a regressive idea. Parents trying to delay the sexual maturation of their children is a battle as old as time, and one that would see adults imposing their will on situations that do not involve them.