The vagina is a muscular canal that can dilate and contract. It opens up during arousal for penetration by a penis, dildo, or fingers. If you have any worries about your vaginal health, visit a gynecologist.
 

The e­mergency contraceptive­ pill can disrupt menstrual cycles, resulting in de­layed or missed periods. Howe­ver, this does not definitive­ly indicate pregnancy. Stress and hormonal fluctuations can also contribute­ to such irregularities. If concerns pe­rsist, considering a pregnancy test may provide­ reassurance. It's important to note that the­se pills serve as e­mergency measure­s and should not be relied upon e­xcessively.

You have a small cut on your vagina after you were intimate. This is no surprise because the skin down there is delicate. It might cause pain, redness, or a bit of bleeding. To speed up the healing process, you can keep the area clean and dry, avoid using scented products, and apply a gentle cream or ointment recommended for cuts. 

Spotting after taking unwanted 72 is a common side effect and does not necessarily indicate pregnancy. Emergency contraceptives are not 100% effective, so if you're concerned, take a pregnancy test about two weeks after your period is overdue.