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Can you miss your period after losing your virginity?

My cousin just recently lost her virginity and she says after she had sex there were some spotting when she went to bathroom but then that stopped…then she had sex again 2 days after the first time and more spotting it stopped again and now she is bleeding like if she had her period but she already had her period this month is that normal?? I don’t know how to help her can someone tell me so I can help her

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Answer #1

yes, shes probably pregnant or might be stressed out either way she should have learned about sex more before she had it tell her to take a pregnancy test 2-3 weeks after she had sex to find out if shes pregnant (any sooner and the results won’t be accurate) in the morning with your first pee is the best time and take it when your period is due alternatively, see a doctor for a blood test this will both let you find out quicker and give you more accurate results and tell her to LEARN about sex before you go off having it learn about as well as a male and female reproductive system birth control, contraception, pregnancy and sti/stds don’t have sex until you know the consequences involved with it because the main reason why kids and teens get pregnant and get stds is because of a lack of sex education

Answer #2

she asked one of her friends because I didnt no what to tell her and she told my cousin that it could just be that her cherry was popped !?

Answer #3

but how can she be pregnant if she used a condom but she doesnt get her period until next month so how can that mean she is gunna miss her period

Answer #4

yea you can miss your period after you have sex its normal it dont miean your pregnant, if you miss it for bout to three months then I would go take a test for if its missed for the first month no big deal, stress plays a big role to miss it so tell her not to b stressed out…good luck

Answer #5

Yeahh, she might be pregnant. Wish her luck for me. :-D

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