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Delayed periods
I had a Protected sex and consumed Ipill after sex to be on a safe side ..my due date was January 15 ...today is April 13 I still have not got my periods !!! I took multiple urine tests all are negative ...I took a test yesterday it was negative again...I have already missed 2 cycles...before January I have consumed 2 ipills in 2 months...what to do next...please help very afraid!!!
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Delayed period is side effect of pill. In 5/10 % cases it can fail so do urine test for the pregnancy
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It's due the pill . Contact directly for prescription
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Dr. Dhivya R
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Dr. Vani Puri
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26 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
She can get pregnant as I pill not a method of contraception it's an intraception.
It does not work as after ovulation occurs.
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shud consult a gynaecologist
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use barrier method and contraceptive pill
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