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Delayed period due to ipill
I got my period on 30th May-3rd June. I had unprotected sex on 7th June and took an ipill on 8th June. I started spotting on 17th June which lasted till 22nd June. The spotting during this phase was like watery blood and usually came when I used to sit down to pee. So this happened till 6 days. So I was supposed to get my period on or around 30th June but today is 13th July and I still haven't got them yet. So to be on the safer side, I took a pregnancy test on 9th July, early morning with first pee. The result was negative. What should I do? When will I get my period? I don't even feel like cramps or PMS at all. I kept a really healthy diet during this whole time. Still no help. I'm getting kind of worried now.
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