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Dr. Tessa Commers

Julie Medical Advisor

Tessa Commers, MD, FAAP, MS is a board-certified pediatrician based in the Seattle area with a particular interest in adolescent health and sexual education. In addition to clinical practice and serving as Head of Medical at Julie, Tessa also founded AskDoctorT — an education platform with over a million followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube — aimed at improving adolescent health literacy and body confidence. She also hosted and wrote the puberty podcast “That’s Totally Normal!” and has contributed to peer-reviewed publications and educational initiatives focused on child and adolescent wellbeing.

Education: Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City – Pediatric Residency; University of Nebraska Medical Center – Doctor of Medicine (MD); University of Nebraska Medical Center – Master of Science (MS, Genetics, Cell Biology and Anatomy); New York University – Bachelor of Arts (BA)

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If this isn’t an STI, what the hell is it…?
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Did I miss the memo on condoms?
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Does the morning-after pill work during ovulation?
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How effective is the morning-after pill?
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Which birth control is right for me?
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Can pre-cum get me pregnant?
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Nature's birth control
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What to know before I lose my virginity
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All about basal body temperature
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All about safe sex
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All about emergency contraception & the LGBTQ+ community
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How do I choose between birth controls?
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Is my period late because of the morning-after pill or am I pregnant?
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Debunking some porn myths
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Conception 101
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What should I know before starting birth control?
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What is the pull-out method?
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What causes low libido?
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How will the Julie Morning After Pill™ affect me?
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The ultimate after-sex checklist
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Masturbation is good for you
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What is pansexuality?
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What is emergency contraception?
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Why does sex hurt?
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18 ways to not get pregnant
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Morning-after pill side effects you should know
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How to masturbate if I have a vagina?
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What does ovulation feel like?
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What is an STI?
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Why am I bleeding after sex?
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What happens to our body after sex?
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How to prepare for my first threesome?
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Debunking every morning-after pill myth
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Sex questions, answered by a doctor
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What’s Opill® birth control?
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Do you know what consent is?
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Does the morning-after pill have a weight limit?
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A doctor's guide to period sex
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Sex hiccups? No problem!
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