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Q: Can Fingering Cause You to Lose Your Period?

asked by: nene_virgo08 on April 1st, 2007

New User

On march 20 my boyfriend was fingering me and he gave me oral sex. i was suppose to start my period around the 27 and i didn't and still have not started it yet. Can fingering delay your period and/or not let you have it at all? Also my stomach was hurting for a couple of days so does that have anything to do wit it. My stomach started hurting a couple of days afta we had did all that but it stop just a couple days ago. I was just wondering because i am worried that something is up. Please help

Replies(2)

flipper

replied on April 2nd, 2007

Experienced User

Re: Can Fingering Cause You to Lose Your Period?

nene_virgo08 wrote:

No, fingering won't delay your period for any reason. Sometimes when you're young, your period is just going to be wonky. After time, it'll straighten out and get on a real schedule.

amethyst eyes

replied on April 2nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

.fingering will not delay your period. .in most young people menstruation is not fully regulated and can change from month to month. .if your period is late it is probably just because it is not fully regulated or you may be under too much stress.

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