Can I ask about menstrual periods?

It seems that you may have a yeast infection. The yeast is a very small germ that can cause itching of the skin and can lead to a white, cheese-looking discharge. You may use OTC antifungal creams to assist in getting rid of the yeast. Make sure to wear comfortable, breathable clothing and avoid using scented products in that area to help avoid infections in the future.

Ovarian cysts are rarely the cause of infertility in women. They are like small fluid-filled sacs in the ovaries and usually disappear on their own without causing symptoms. However, a large cyst can sometimes cause belly pain, irregular periods, or pain during sex. In rare cases, large cysts might affect fertility, but this is uncommon. If a cyst causes significant discomfort, a doctor may suggest medication or surgery. Importantly, having an ovarian cyst doesn’t usually mean it will be difficult to get pregnant.

PCOD is a common hormonal disorder in women who are of reproductive age. Disruption of the menstrual cycle can occur, as well as a significant rise in gestational diabetes and blood pressure. A visit to a gynecologist who concentrates on fertility and reproductive endocrinology is suggested to tackle PCOD and pregnancy problems.

Stress impacts your pe­riod in various ways. When stressed, hormone­s release that postpone­ menstruation or make blee­ding lighter. Spotting commonly happens under stre­ss too. Deep breaths, e­xercise, confiding in others - the­se relaxation methods he­lp manage tension, regulating cycle­s. 

It's common to worry if your period is late after sex. Pregnancy symptoms like tiredness, breast tenderness, or nausea can occur, but you're feeling something different, right? Don't panic! Stress or changes in your routine are often the main reasons for a delayed period. Wait a bit longer, and if your period doesn't come, consider taking a pregnancy test.