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Period not coming yet.
I took a contraceptive pill within 45hrs of unprotected sex. And then today, a week later i took a pregnancy test. It was negative. But my period is not yet coming(it is 8th day). My period was due on 18(tracked by a period tracker) and i got my chumps on 21st of may last month. I am really tensed. What should i do to get my chumps back? Please help.
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Hi, don't worry wait for a week
Do a pregnancy test again . If it is negative then if periods don't come take Meprate 10mg twice a day for five days . You will have your periods in a week to 10days. After a hormonal pill for emergency contraception the periods tend to get delayed.
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Wait for a week
I pill is a hormonal pill... sometimes it may delay a cycle .good that u have taken within 72 hrs of unprotected sex
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check for upt if u haven't got ur cycles by next week
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Hello dear
What’s the date of pregnancy test
Ideally pregnancy test to be done after one week overdue
If negative, see your gynec for further management or online consultation for further discussion
All the best
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