Why hasn't my period come after foreplay?

There is still a risk of pregnancy even if ejaculation doesn't occur inside the vagina. Pre-ejaculate fluid, also known as "pre-cum," can still contain sperm and lead to pregnancy. Get a test done to confirm about pregnancy.

Missing your period for two days is not necessarily an indication of pregnancy. But if you are sexually active and have missed your period, taking a pregnancy test is a good idea. Otherwise consult with a gynecologist or obstetrician for further evaluation and guidance on how to proceed.

Your ovulation model shows a 26-day cycle. The period between 26 and 28 of September is the best time for you to conceive around October 10-11. This is when you are most likely ovulating which means an egg is ready to meet sperm. Observing signs like increased vaginal discharge or gentle discomfort in your lower abdomen which is also called ovulation pain will help you in conceiving. Get the cycle record improved to track faulty periods, thus increasing the odds of successful fertilization.

Yes, you can get pregnant having sex 3-4 days after your period. Sperm can live inside your body for up to 5 days..and if you ovulate earlier than usual, say, in a 25-day cycle, the chances of pregnancy are even higher. Always use contraception unless you're trying to conceive.

If your doctor has told you that the hematoma is small and not a cause for concern, then it is likely that they have assessed the situation carefully and do not see any immediate risks to your pregnancy. 

Your period arriving signifie­s you are not pregnant. Having your period 2 days post intimacy, lasting 3 days, make­s pregnancy improbable. Sometime­s our bodies behave strange­ly, causing unusual bleeding. If concerne­d, take a pregnancy test for re­assurance. 

Cramping is a common symptom of the menstrual cycle and can occur even if the period is delayed. If you are sexually active you must consider the possibility of pregnancy and take a pregnancy test to confirm. a gynecologist can evaluate so please take an appointment

No it is not normal. This is called galactorrhea and is due to a variety of causes such as hormonal imbalances, side effects of medications or other specific medical conditions. It is recommended to visit a endocrinologist to get the correct treatment and diagnosis.

Even if you use a condom, there's still a small chance of pregnancy if there was contact between the genitals. But, if the ejaculation was avoided, the chance is very low. So, nothing to worry about if you're late at times in your periods. A physical examination and pregnancy test after a week or so will be useful for a positive result to confirm that you are pregnant or not.