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writes:I Have a question. i usually get my period for 4-5 days and i lost my virgnity one day before my period. it was late by 2 days and now im on my 7th day of my period. What can this be?
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reader, chigirl  +, writes (13 December 2014):
 Your period is not permanently changed, but I guess that it is affected by you recently having sex for the first time. The menstruation is easily influenced by hormonal changes, or stress. My take on this is that having sex for the first time caused your body some form of stress, and it's just a reaction to it, however mildly. It is very normal that if a woman is stressed, she loses her period. In my case, having a lot to do and being pushed into uncomfortable situations causes bleeding in between the regular periods. So it works differently for all women. Some lose it, some get it, and for some it just changes a bit. But it's not permanent, and next month you will probably have your period as usual.
You said you had sex for the first time, did you use any contraception? Contraceptives for women are hormonal, so that would explain a change in your period as your hormonal levels are changed. When I am on birth control pills my period only lasts 3-4 days, whereas when Im not on birth control it lasts closer to 7 days. Again, this varies from woman to woman.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 December 2014): If you have your period then I would suggest your not pregnant. I hope you used protection or it isn't just a unwanted pregancy u could be worrying about. STI ect.
My periods can vary and even more so after I had my kids.
If your worried though make an appointment with your Doctor not just for a pregnancy test but to discuss options of contraception ect.
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reader, anonymous, writes (11 December 2014): It could be nothing but you should go to your gyn to make sure you aren't pregnant or that something else is going on. You can also take a home pregnancy test obviously.
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reader, Honeypie  +, writes (11 December 2014):
 Not everyone has clockwork period through out their lives, it comes in stages for most.
Best thing you CAN do though, if this is out of the norm, is see your doctor. But my guess is, you won't.
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reader, WhenCowsAttack +, writes (11 December 2014):
I don't know, you need to make an appointment with your gynecologist.
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