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A member asked:
So nice loosing my v my period was 3 days late last month and 3 days late this month and seem worse than usual what's going on ?
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Probably not related: to losing your V. 3 days late is within the range of normal - women normally fluctuate by a few days early to a few days late. By worse you mean more cramping? Heavier? Also probably normal, and not related to just starting to have sex. Be sure you use condoms so you don't get pregnant or an infection.
Answered 11/30/2014
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