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Missed periods
My friend had an unprotected sexual intercourse last month but after doing that she did take a contraceptive pill ( I pill ). And after consuming the pill she got her periods within 6 days but that lasted for 4 days whereas she used to get periods for 7 days and now for this month she hasn't got her periods yet and due to this she has taken two pregnancy test via kit and both time the results were negative but still she isn't getting her periods but she is getting lower abdomenial pains
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Bleeding after the intake of an emergency pill is not your periods but a side effect called withdrawal bleeding
Since the Pregnancy test is negative she is not pregnant and the reason for the delay is the intake of emergency pill
She can take a medicine to help get her periods
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