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Had Sex, Experienced Pain. Due For Period. Will She Get Her Period?
me and my girlfriend had sex for the first time yesterday, and se lost her virginity,
we used condom for the whole time
and surely had fully protected sex as i checked condom after use
day after tommorrow her period are expected..
so i want to know that , does the period gets delayed after she losing virginity ?
adding one more thing..
she had little pain yesterday during intercourse but now she is absolutely normal
i mean to say no stress and nothing at all, so does it will affect her menstrual cycle..
help us on this issue
we used condom for the whole time
and surely had fully protected sex as i checked condom after use
day after tommorrow her period are expected..
so i want to know that , does the period gets delayed after she losing virginity ?
adding one more thing..
she had little pain yesterday during intercourse but now she is absolutely normal
i mean to say no stress and nothing at all, so does it will affect her menstrual cycle..
help us on this issue
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Sat, 25 May 2013
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Hello and welcome to Healthcare Magic. Thanks for your query.
Menstrual periods do not get delayed because of losing virginity. Since you have mentioned that you had completely protected sex, you don't have to worry about pregnancy or having a delayed period.
Experiencing mild pain or discomfort during the first sexual intercourse is normal. This could be due to rupture of the hymen during penetration. Since she does not have any pain or discomfort now, you don't have to worry about this and this will not affect her menstrual cycle.
Wish you all the best.
Regards,
Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist & Sexologist
Menstrual periods do not get delayed because of losing virginity. Since you have mentioned that you had completely protected sex, you don't have to worry about pregnancy or having a delayed period.
Experiencing mild pain or discomfort during the first sexual intercourse is normal. This could be due to rupture of the hymen during penetration. Since she does not have any pain or discomfort now, you don't have to worry about this and this will not affect her menstrual cycle.
Wish you all the best.
Regards,
Dr. Jonas Sundarakumar
Consultant Psychiatrist & Sexologist
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hello,
thank you for using health care magic,
loosing virginity does not affect menstrual cycle.. it does not cause delay in period..slight pain is normal due to rupture of hymen during intercourse for first time so nothing to worry..
since you are saying you had comlpletely protected sex ,do not worry there are hardly any chances of getting pregnant plus from your history it looks like you had intercourse in the end of cycle which are not very fertile days of female.. so relax no need to worry..
take care..
Regards,
Dr.Nehal..
thank you for using health care magic,
loosing virginity does not affect menstrual cycle.. it does not cause delay in period..slight pain is normal due to rupture of hymen during intercourse for first time so nothing to worry..
since you are saying you had comlpletely protected sex ,do not worry there are hardly any chances of getting pregnant plus from your history it looks like you had intercourse in the end of cycle which are not very fertile days of female.. so relax no need to worry..
take care..
Regards,
Dr.Nehal..
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