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I took emergency ipill within 18 hours.
My periods are due on 27th March and I took ipill on 18th March. There was no ejaculation happened, condom didn't even break. So how would I know that ipill worked? Is there a withdraw bleeding or something which should have happened?
When can I expect my periods?
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
So your periods can get a bit delayed by up to a week so wait till 5th of April ...
and you may not get any withdrawal bleeding...
whichever bleeding you will get now will be your periods
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however if periods do not start by 5th of April it is better to do a urine pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy
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regular pills are much better than emergency contraception pills.... so you can connect with me directly online after your period if you wish to start a regular pill
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