How to pay for a gynocologist?

Question

Hi I' extremely concerned about my reproductive health. I started my first period when I was almost 13 and it lasted 2 weeks nonstop and didn't return 2 months later but it wasn't painful at all and my face was acne free and t returned to normal cycles over time. Now as time went by I was 16 my periods turn out to be exteremely painful (can't sit, stand, sleep, basicly tearing up from pain) tried midol, and the pain killers helped at first but I had to take more and more every time. I knowticed that every time when my period is near, these gross zits appearf on my forehead only not on the rest of the face though, and not only they make me look horible they also hurt ((undescribable too much pain)) what do they have to do with my period and why only on my forehead and why hurt me so much.U may say that acne is normal in teens but this isn't acne it's plain painful zitz that only apear on my forehead not the rest of my face and only 3-5 days of my period. How do I get rid of them?

Answer 1

A GYN can't really do that much for acne. You'd need to see a Dermatologist for that. A GYN, however, can prescribe birth control that can help ease your period pain and sometimes, it helps with acne.

As far as paying the GYN (or whomever), they take insurance. If you don't have insurance, you're just going to have to pay them by cash, check or credit card. They may set up a payment plan with you, too.