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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. This behavior is pretty typical for her. Telling me to shut up or leave her alone isn't out of the ordinary, so it’s not disordered behavior for  her.

I do not believe she's sexually active. She's never had a boyfriend and isn't especially social. She's in high school, and from what I can tell, most of her peers aren't dating or sexually active either.

She comes up with all kinds of reasons for why she hates going to the doctor: it's too far away, appointments take too long, the doctor is annoying, they ask too many questions, it's too cold, she's too busy, she's too tired, she hates filling out forms, she hates sitting in the waiting room, etc.

I told her to stop asking me to about it because I wasn't going to keep telling her the same thing. She got angry, but she has stopped asking now.
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ALL OF IT IS DISORDERED, OP. INCLUDING THE WAY YOU ARE RESPONDING TO THIS SITUATION.

When your child makes a dangerous bad decision, you do, in fact, keep "telling her the same thing" when what you are telling her is "this is not the appropriate way to handle this health situation."

You continue to tell your child what the correct decision is. You do not give up, give them weird meds, let them douche with yogurt, etc. because they tell you to shut up. You don't just stop talking about it because you don't want to be bothered anymore.

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