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Is it true that having sex at the age of 18 causes you to have more cramps in your future cycles?
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Hi @Flowerqueen that is not the case, there have not been any compelling evidence of this having an impact on future cycles. The main risks include transmission of certain infections, unplanned pregnancies, and others. Possible transmittable infections include HPV which can cause cervical cancer, and it would be good to have a HPV vaccination before the first sexual encounter. If this has been missed before the first encounter, there are options for 3 or 5 yearly screening based on age that one can consider. More about this at this link: https://www.healthhub.sg/a-z/diseases-and-conditions/701/faqs-on-hpv-and-hpv-immunisation Hope this helps!
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