I'm a virgin and I've had two PAP smears. I'm seventeen and I get one every year to check for cervical cancer and any bacterial infections. PAP smears are not just for the sexually active, it's how I know that I'm healthy.

Actually although minors have patient confidentiality in many places this does NOT apply to parents/legal guardians of a child.

I didn't get to edit fast enough: The way it works is that when consent is given for a medical treatment the person giving consent is in on the confidentiality. So if a parent consents to a treatment they are given full access. . .Most medical treatments (especially a gyno I'd imagine) require consent from a parent. In some cases children can get treatment without a parents consent. This typically happens in cases of STD testing or pregnancy. In these cases if the minor gives consent (and there is no LEGAL ISSUE) to the treatment without the parents than there is no basis for a doctor to be able to tell a parent.

I just checked 3 different dictionaries on top of online dictionaries just because I felt like your information was a bit. . .off. The widely accepted definition is as followed "a person who has never had sexual intercourse". That is to say if you ********** you're still a virgin even though you're putting your fingers in there. . .I thought this was pretty obvious information, but I guess not. Promoting virginity by parents has to do with the risks [STDs and pregnancy] of sex. If humans reproduced Asexually and STDs didn't exist I guarantee you mom wouldn't care about you having sex at all. . .It would become a normal activity once puberty hit. Fortunately the tools a gynecologist uses do not transit diseases or allow you to get pregnant.