hormone/chemical changes for teen girl who lost virginity with bipolar

05/29/09

Anne_hope2829

Topics:Ask The Experts , Relationships , Children And Bipolar Disorder

I have a friend whos 14 year old girl lost her virginity. I want to know if this changes the hormones or chemical imbalance? she has bipolar and adhd.

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Friday, May 29, 2009

CdxCdx

Lossing your virginity can definately impact somebody emotionally (especially at 14) but if your friend is comfortable with the situation and there are no STDs involved there should be no problem from a bipolar standpoint.

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