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Hello Doctor, my regular period date was may 16th on 22nd may i.e.,on 8th day of my periods i had unprotected sex Within 4 hours of unprotected sex i took ipill After taking ipill got periods after on 25th may..  And it lasted for 2 days..!! In next month When period delayed by 4 days i.e.,on 29th june i made urine test.. It was negative!! But now its 46th day still no periods...!  How long ipill may delay periods in next month?? Is there any chances of pregnancy??
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Do urine pregnancy test..  I pill can delay periods in  that month only
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