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Hi ,
I just wanted to ask if sex can contribute to period delays? Protected intercourse occured on (13th Nov. and 6th of Dec.) and condom used on both dates were intact, didn't slip off or break and was on the whole time, partner also used widrawal before he came. Last period was on the 13th of Nov. Also not using any hormonal contraceptions and due for period today but has not come yet.. A little worried .. What are the chances of pregnancy?

Thank you

Not unless it results in pregnancy or illness, nope. But what can is when people engage in sex and then stress out about pregnancy. Mind, periods also aren't considered late from a medical standpoint until they're five or more days later than the latest they are expected.

In terms of your pregnancy concerns, as you already know from a previous post:

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