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StickyBloo

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Periods and irregularity
Posted: 06-22-08 04:14am

I generally get my period between the 21st and the 26th of the month. Earlier this month, maybe two or three weeks ago, I had protected sex. For some reason however, I've been incredibly anxious. These were my first sexual experiences, and I suppose I'm very nervous that despite the condom usage, I could get pregnant. I'm having my PMS symptoms - cramping, my lower back hurts, my legs and knees are sore and aching - but I've also heard that pregnancy symptoms are very similar. I won't lie, I'm afraid to get pregnant so unexpectedly, and maybe I'm making a whole lot out of nothing. I guess I'm just looking for some reassurance. Is this just PMS, or could pregnancy symptoms occur so soon? Is everything alright here?
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StickyBloo

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Posted: 06-22-08 04:16am

I posted this in the 'anxiety and stress' forum because I'm hoping the more likely culprit is that being so panicky about it is pushing my period back. I was expecting it to start on the 21st.
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kay1234

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Posted: 06-23-08 20:52pm

stress messes with your period. im always late because i have anxiety/ panic issues. take an at home test and it will reasure you!
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CarolDiane

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Posted: 06-23-08 21:52pm

Yes, stress and anxiety are a major culprit in missed periods or late periods. Especially stress. That is a for sure.
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