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May 23rd, 2012

Can losing your virginity (with a condom) cause your period to be late,
then also having unprotected sex (5 times), but not properly
(withdrawing 5 mins before ejaculating), cause your period to be late
by 2 months? i have always had irregular periods for the 2 and a bit
years i have had them. Is this normal or should i be worried?
Thank you anyone who answers Smile

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First Helper kristigraham

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replied May 23rd, 2012

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It is not normal to miss your menstruation 2 months in a row at your age. It is also not neccisarily a crisis. These things happens, especially if you are stressed and worried, or exercise a lot or do not have enough body fat.

Withdrawal is just a technique to lessen the chances. It is not a reliable birt control method. Especially with boys of your age.

Please take a pregnancy test and make sure.

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