And make sure to schedule the appointment for a time when you won't have your period so your clinician can get accurate test results. You'll need to do a little homework before you go see your clinician. She'll also want to know if you have allergies or if you've had problems with any kind of medications in the past. And don't be surprised if she wants to know if you drink, smoke, or take drugs. She just needs to know the whole story in order to help you stay healthy.
Most clinicians respect their client's privacy.
The best thing to do is ask about client confidentiality when you make an appointment. If you are under 18, a clinician may need to contact a parent in case of a medical emergency. Planned Parenthood health centers all provide confidential health services to teens. So that about sums up the question and answer part. She'll also measure your weight and blood pressure.