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what does a 3 day period mean a few days after intercourse?

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PostPosted: 06/07/06 - 02:24    Post subject: what does a 3 day period mean a few days after intercourse? Vote now! Reply with quote

I had sex with my girlfriend about 4 days ago and her period came 5 days before normal, probably from the stress. However, it lasted only 3 days. Does this mean she is pregnant? Is this possible? I need an answer soon so i can calm her down. she is very stressed.
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PostPosted: 06/07/06 - 02:49    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

Is she using birth contro or condoms?? IF not than one would almost EXPECT to become pregnant quite quickly...

Perhaps her cycle is changing, the mentsrual cycle can change from stress and other meotional problems that can uypset a persons natural balance.

If you would feel better, have her take a pregnancy test... BUT your best bet for no worries would be an effective birth control method
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PostPosted: 07/03/07 - 17:25    Post subject: 3 day period Vote now! Reply with quote

Is it fact that as long as the female gets her period after sex, she is definitly not pregnant, or are there special cases or times when this is not fact.
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PostPosted: 08/25/07 - 13:00    Post subject: yes.... Vote now! Reply with quote

it's a possiblity that she is pregnant, but tell her not to stress it can delay her period next month and cause more problems for her. She can test this time next month. Good luck to you, and use protection if you don't want her to get pregnant, and the pull out method does not work. To the one who asked about getting your period and rather or not that means your deff not pregnant, NO. A female can still be pregnant even if she does get her period,everyone is different. And some confuse implantation bleeding for a period. Implantation bleeding usually occurs at least a few days before the period was expected and only last a few days and is usually light.
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