Bleeding from my ass

[trust-no-1]

Originally Posted by BettyBoop

I'd also try to think of an excuse if it become apparent that the injury was caused by something and wasn't just random, for your parents, you should probably tell the Doctor if he needs to know.

That will be fun,
"So, Why do you need meds to stop bleeding from your ass"
"I dunno, I was cut?"
"How?"
"Dunno" awkies

[Horse.Chic]

Ahhh, yeah go see a doctor Its best to tell the truth about everything, so try tell the doctor and your parents as much as you can. I can ask my mum about what they do cos she is a nurse ?

[trust-no-1]

I wont tell my mum crap, doctors and parents are different, one you will more than likely ever see once, parents you have to live with

[wowo2]

thats like me, I'm completly open with my doctor and everything , might even tell him a bit too much sometimes, but I rarely even speak about the subjects i speak with my doctor about to my parents ...

In otherwords , profesional confidentiality for the win!

[trust-no-1]

agreed all the way

[Memories for Life]

Are you active in any sports or play football or basketball or rugby or any other strenuous activity with your buddies? You could pass one of those off to the parental units.

First go the youth health center route -- tell the doc everything you've been doing. Don't be surprised if he/she/it says "That's actually quite common with sexually active people!" If they suggest a more through exam is needed (a colonoscopy) or prescription med then you can go to your parents with:

"Hey Mum/Dad, I was "fooling" around with the guys the other day and I took a hard tackle. It hurt a bit at the time but walked it off "like a man" around my buds! But since then I've noticed some blood after using the toilet some times. I'm really worried I did something bad!"

Even if you go to their Doctor, he/she/it can't legally tell your parents anything you discussed with him/her/it.

[trust-no-1]

Originally Posted by Memories for Life

Are you active in any sports or play football or basketball or rugby or any other strenuous activity with your buddies? You could pass one of those off to the parental units.

First go the youth health center route -- tell the doc everything you've been doing. Don't be surprised if he/she/it says "That's actually quite common with sexually active people!" If they suggest a more through exam is needed (a colonoscopy) or prescription med then you can go to your parents with:

"Hey Mum/Dad, I was "fooling" around with the guys the other day and I took a hard tackle. It hurt a bit at the time but walked it off "like a man" around my buds! But since then I've noticed some blood after using the toilet some times. I'm really worried I did something bad!"

Even if you go to their Doctor, he/she/it can't legally tell your parents anything you discussed with him/her/it.

That could actually work, I shall try that. THANKS

[sweetsong]

There's so many regular unexciting things that "bleeding" could come from besides sexual activity that you don't really need to come up with a story. >.>

[meeacaroline]

I had been in a sortof similar situation about a couple weeks ago, except I had done nothing to induce the bleeding. It lasted for about 4 days and I went to a specialist a couple days ago and they think I may have ulcerative colitis. They are going to do a colonoscopy. I would suggest you go to the doctor. They will know what to do.

[trust-no-1]

ok, so i went in, they took my details, asked questions, they were empty, so i did a walk in. A nurse looked around down there. Told me i have a hemerhoid or similar spelling and refered me to the chemist to get a lotion, problem solved