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Delay in periods.
In the month of April 2024 I got my periods on 26th April and in the March I got it on 30 March.
I had sex on 26th April 2024 on 1st day of periods and it was unprotected but within 24 hours I took ipill and my flow was there till 27th April and after that it stopped.
Again on 2nd May 2024 I got periods and then it was there till 4th May. Usually my periods last for 5 days.
Today has been 29th May but still I haven't got my periods since it is a 28 days cycle so counting from 26th April I haven't received my periods yet.
I am scared a lot as I can't go for testing. I am really worried.
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Rather than worrying you need a test
You need to be educated about the failure rate of emergency pills
Bleeding after the intake of emergency pills is not your periods but a side effect called withdrawl bleeding
If the pregnancy test is negative you can take a medicine to help you get your periods
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