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2nd period delay after ipill
Period started on 23 oct, unprotected act on 30oct, i took ipill on 31 oct. Then withdrawal bleeding occurred for 2 days from 6th nov. My actual period was delayed so i took bhcg test on 27th November which was <1.2 then i got period from 30th nov for 3 days and a bit less than my normal period. So i again took bhcg test on 4th dec which was < 0.1.
Now for this month , my period is delayed.. i still have not got it. Could there by any chance of pregnancy?
I always have a bit irregular delayed period but i am getting anxious as days are passing if there could be any chance of pregnancy.
Please help.
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
I pills make ur period irregular.
If you missed ur regular period and Bhcg test show non pregnant report than u should take medicine for withdrawal bleeding.
For that
Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly and guide u
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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