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Missed periods
We had protected sex after 3 days of my finished periods and took an Ipill ..after 10 days I experienced bleeding and did not get my periods on the expected date ..I took 2 pregnancy tests both were negative today I took one more test and it was negative to ...my last periods were on 14th Feb ...what to do next plZZZ HELP!!I I have 28 days cycle ...now how can I get my periods back???
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Your last periods 14 Feb almost 70 days ,that time you had protected sex if pregnancy test is negative, chanses of pregnancy is negligible.
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periods may take some more time to get regular
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ipill may cause irregular cycles , nothing to worry
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U can wait for another week and see
If not, u can take tablets for withdrawal bleeding,
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u can consult me online for medication as I can know about ur menstrual history in detail
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Dr. Anu Joseph
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please stop using i pills without medical advice..
The i pill u took has caused d change in cycle. Please wait upto 45 days from post pill bleeding. If still negative.. meet a obgyn or get scan done.
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do not use i pill unless prescribed
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