Missing periods

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Missing periods

Asked for Female, 24 Years

I am 24 yrs old and I had sex on 12/3 /2017 ,had an ipill and got bleeding on14/3 though my periods were due on the 27 th of March. After that had only protected sex but on 5/4/2017 my boyfriend penetrated me without a condom for a brief moment and then we used condom.i still had an Ipill the same day. I started with a course of primolut n on 7/4till 11/4 but still haven't got my periods (18/4) .I am experiencing slight cramping in my lower abdomen and pain in my legs like when I have during PMS and periods but no periods.i took a pregnancy test on 20/4 and it came out negative. What should I do?

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Dr. Swati Chitnis Gynecologist 17 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Swati Chitnis

Gynecologist 17 yrs exp Mumbai

Wait for few days. You will get periods. Consider starting regular birth control pill. It's safer and better than iPill

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