You can get pregnant eve­n a week after your pe­riods. This happens due to ovulation - egg re­lease from ovaries. You might the­n experience­ missed periods, tiredne­ss, and nausea if pregnant. Using protection during intimacy lowe­rs pregnancy risk. 

When periods are delayed and prolactin levels are at 28 ng/mL, it may be due to a condition called hyperprolactinemia, which is characterized by high levels of prolactin in the blood. Symptoms can include irregular periods and milky discharge from the breasts. This condition can be caused by stress, certain medications, or a benign tumor on the pituitary gland. Treatment usually involves medication or addressing the underlying cause.

Maybe it seems like you've got a small tear or cut down there. This is something that happens to girls sometimes, especially while on their period and the part is most sensitive at this time. It should get better in a while without any medical intervention. As long as you are gentle and take good care of that area it will get better.

There are many potential causes for this, but one is especially common: stress. When stressed out, it can throw your whole cycle off, leading to a late period. Missed periods can also be due to fluctuating hormones. If you’re concerned about being pregnant take an at-home test. 

It’s fine if your period is late after taking Plan B because it messes with your cycle. Some symptoms like spotting, feeling sick, or changes in the timing of your menstrual cycle are pretty normal too. Remember that stress may also cause a delay in your period so try not to worry too much about it. Everything should return to normal soon enough.  If not though, then maybe think about getting a pregnancy test.

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.

Hemorrhoids during childbirth can develop due to increased pressure on the rectal area. Discuss preventative measures and management options with your doctor