Will I get periods if I have unprotected sex?

Let's discuss pregnancy symptoms and period symptoms. Symptoms of being pregnant may range from feeling sick to the stomach, being very tired, having sore breasts, and missing your monthly menstrual cycle. Cramps, bloating, and mood changes are all signs that a woman is about to get her period. This occurs due to hormonal changes in her body. You can use a hot water bottle or try drinking more fluids if you find it hard to deal with these symptoms.

It is quite usual to experience some discomfort during intercourse but prolonged pain should be checked out. Tightness and aching during intercourse could be a symptom of a medical problem such as vaginismus or a pelvic infection. I recommend you to visit to a gynecologist to get the right diagnosis and proper treatment.

Eve­n if complete insertion didn't occur, pre­gnancy remains a possibility since sperm can still re­ach the egg. Immediate­ symptoms might not manifest, but missed periods or bre­ast tenderness could be­ early indicators. Taking a pregnancy test provide­s confirmation. It's important to understand that an intact hymen doesn't pre­clude pregnancy. 

A woman could be pregnant if she gets a menstrual cycle after having sex for 11 days, but other times, this is not the reason behind it. You can see cramps in this regard or some bleeding that is not typical of a period. This may be due to the changes in your hormones, or there may be other issues that have lead to this. To diagnose the situation, it's advisable to take the pregnancy test a few weeks after the last time you had sex. Although it's not necessary to have periods after 11 days each month of the sexual act, it does occur sometimes, but it's not always indicative of pregnancy. 

First it is important to know what kind of surgery required. If it is considered necessary during pregnancy, consult with both an orthopedic surgeon and an obstetrician to carefully assess the risks and benefits and ensure the procedure is as safe as possible for both mother and baby.

There is still a possibility of pregnancy even with protected intercourse. Menstrual cycles can also vary especially if you are undergoing stress, hormonal changes, or other factors that can influence your cycle. 

4 months of missed periods at 21 years old is abnormal. All these appear to be connected with weight loss, hair fall and stress. Set up an appointment with a doctor to review possible causes and possible treatment.

It can be a sign of a vaginal infection, could be bacterial vaginosis or a yeast infection. It occurs due to an imbalance of bacteria or yeast in the vagina, and can cause discomfort, itching, or burning in some cases. I recommend you to get an accurate diagnosis and treatment. Your doctor may give medications like antibiotics or antifungal medication, depending on the cause of the discharge.

This could be due to HORMONAL IMBALANCE or STRESS.. Consult a gynecologist....