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Didn't get periods
My friend took ipill on 8 feb after being sexually active. She got her withdrawl bleeding on 21 feb that continued for 5 days. After that she hasn't got her periods till date. She has done the home pregnancy test 2 times and it showed negative. When can she expect her periods.?
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Pls connect for prescription for periods to come
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If the pregnancy test is negative reason for the delay l would be the IPill intake
she needs to connect online for a prescription to help her get her period as a delay of more than 7 days is not normal needs to be treated
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Dr. Mamatha Devi S
Gynecologist
34 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sometimes I pill can cause delay and irregularities.
Get a pelvic scan done.
Get pregnancy ruled out and take medicine for withdrawal bleed.
Regular exercises can help in regular menses.
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Dr. Archana Rawat
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Delhi
U need a prescription
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