Why is my period different this month?

It's not probable for you to be pregnant if your menstrual cycle arrived even if it was a little different than usual. At times, periods may be lighter or heavier due to factors such as stress or dietary changes. Cramps and clots are also normal occurrences during menstruation. However, if you’re still concerned about being pregnant, take a pregnancy test.

Pain in your vagina, after your boyfriend touched it with his finger, could be due to irritation or a small tear. The pre-ejaculate fluid he had on his hand doesn’t typically contain sperm but still can carry some risk of pregnancy or infection. It’s important to always practice safe behaviors and consider using protection to prevent any unwanted outcomes.

A sperm can survive for 5 days in a woman's reproductive system and thus in the case of intercourse that might take place during periods, pregnancy is more likely with precum than with no-sperm-exposed intercourse. Unwanted 21 controls pregnancy which is a good thing, but the early occurrence of bleeding is called breakthrough bleeding. It is your body that is adapting to the pill. Be alert for signs such as nausea, ache in the breasts, or the non-appearance of the menstrual period. Take a pregnancy test if your period is late, and if you're feeling unsure, in a couple of weeks to be sure.

Light bleeding can be difficult to spot. If you are always sleepy, feeling a bit nauseous, having headaches, and your breasts are sore, it may be your body adjusting to some changes. These signs can be noticed during your period or implantation when a fertilized egg attaches to the uterus. To be sure, take a pregnancy test.