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Missed period
I had unprotected sex on 15th feb, took an Ipill on 16th. After that I had started bleeding on 24th feb a week earlier than usual which lasted for 4 days (last month's was 30th jan).
After feb I haven't had any periods nor any sexual activity.
On 25th May, I took pregnancy test and it was negative.
Should I be worried?
P.S. Its usual for me to miss my periods once or twice every year.
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If pregnancy test is negative don't worry
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Post I pill use some patients experience irregular periods
Health Tips
Don't use I pill frequently
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Pregnancy is unlikely
Take lots of water and fruits juice
Avoid lifting weights and stress
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Periods after I pill may be delayed
Relax and de stress
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