Is it normal for your period to be late after having *protected* sex for the first time?

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Yes it's different for everyone, sex can delay or speed up when my period comes, protected or not, if I have sex a lot right before my period it will push it back a week and if I have sex right after my period it will come sooner, usually.... But like I said it's different for everyone

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I don't think your late period is necessarily relative with the sex. Your period could just be a little off. I don't think you have a very big reason to worry, being that you used protection. If it doesn't come in a little more time just get a pregnancy test to be sure. Don't panick.

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Sex is a change to your body, just like when you haven't been exercising and then you start, your period messes up, starting having sex is likely to do it too.

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There is a possibility that the condom could have ripped. But wait how what do you mean by for the first time was it the first time you are using protection or was it the first time you having sex and using protection 😊

Is it normal for your period to be late after having protected sex for the first time?

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