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Not getting periods after taking ipill
It has been 70 days since my last menstrual period. I had unprotected intercourse 64 days ago and took an i-pill within two hours. I also have PCOS. Since then, I have taken multiple hCG blood tests and pregnancy test kits, all of which were negative. What should I do next?
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You can take progesterone tablet and induce your periods
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Its obvious- no pregnancy.
Try to get evaluated for irregular periods.
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Take medications and get withdrawal bleeding after consultation
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