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Period late after ipill
My last period started on 8th March. I had intercourse on 10th March, after which I took an ipill on 12th March. I engaged in intercourse again on 14th March, but did not take an ipill after that, fearing the side effects of too many ipills. I had bleeding for a few days, from 19th March till 22nd March. My period for this month was due on 5th April, but I haven't gotten it yet. I have been diagnosed with PCOS, but my periods had been regular for the last few months. Should I be concerned about pregnancy? Is that untimely bleeding in the middle of the cycle a withdrawal bleed as an effect of ipill or could it have been a form of implantation bleeding?
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you have used ipill and the effect of it is and ovulation which is over to your Polycystic ovary syndrome so you can just wait for your periods till 25th of April
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It is always recommended to take a regular oral contraceptive pill for contraception Emergency contraceptives have their own side effects It is likely to have been a withdrawal bleeding. If it was, then your next period should come within about 6 weeks of the I pill. Just to be on the safe side do a pregnancy test and contact accordingly
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