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What Causes Severe Abdominal Pain And Late Periods After Non Penetrative Sex?
my boyfriend and i made out last month, a week before i was supposed to have my period. we engaged in heavy petting and what is called "outercourse" but no fluids were exchanged. After we engaged in such activity, i had severe abdominal pain (perhaps from him being on top of me, despite being fully clothed) and nausea. I am three weeks late for my period. is it possible that he did some damage to my genitals or caused me to miss my period?
Mon, 21 Nov 2016
Hi there,
I have gone through your question and would like to give you my opinion about the same:
1) Chances of pregnancy after non-penetrative sexual intercourse is less.
2) Since you had it a week before expected periods, chances of pregnancy are even lesser.
3) Abdominal pain and nausea might be due to some other reason like weight on top of you or acidity and gas.
4) Normally, just heavy petting will not damage the genitals and definitely not cause missed periods.
5) If you are worried, my suggestion is to do a home pregnancy test, but it will mostly be negative.
6) I suggest you wait for your periods to come and do not do anything if there is no pain.
7) In case there is still severe pain in your abdomen, please visit the ER immediately for treatment.
Hope this was helpful,
regards,
Dr. Shikha Shah
I have gone through your question and would like to give you my opinion about the same:
1) Chances of pregnancy after non-penetrative sexual intercourse is less.
2) Since you had it a week before expected periods, chances of pregnancy are even lesser.
3) Abdominal pain and nausea might be due to some other reason like weight on top of you or acidity and gas.
4) Normally, just heavy petting will not damage the genitals and definitely not cause missed periods.
5) If you are worried, my suggestion is to do a home pregnancy test, but it will mostly be negative.
6) I suggest you wait for your periods to come and do not do anything if there is no pain.
7) In case there is still severe pain in your abdomen, please visit the ER immediately for treatment.
Hope this was helpful,
regards,
Dr. Shikha Shah
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