Missing Periods

Missing periods

Asked for Female, 23 Years

I took n-tablets after having unprotected sex. Missing my period afterwards, can the n-tablets cause delay in my periods

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Dr. Reena Kawatra

General Physician 40 yrs exp Gurgaon

Yes they can , and in order to clear doubts on pregnancy get a urine pregnancy test done , n tabs taken can delay the periods as well .

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