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Periods query
Doctor I had a unprotected sex on 2nd april and my periods got over on 1st and they started on 30th march also my periods are very irregular because last time my periods started on 5th or 4th do this time they were early! I had an ipill just after sex within 1 hour or 2 is there any chances of pregnancy? And I think the sperm of my partner did not go inside my vagina I am really worried doctor And I had a talk with one of the doctor she told me theres a withdrawal bleeding within one week of eating ipill and its been its been 7 days today there is no bleeding also please tell will my periods get delayed next month? And for how longer. I didnt get withdrawl bleeding im really worried
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Do not worry not necessarily the withdrawal bleed has to be there. Many of the females do not experience the withdrawal bleed and since you have taken IPill within 1-2 hours of having sex it is completely fine and you do not have to worry for getting pregnant. Regarding your periods that is also very natural and most of the women in today's time get a regular periods. Some pathological causes which cause irregular periods are PCOD thyroidism etc. My suggestion would be, download an app for keeping a track of your periods which will give you an idea for a regular you are.
Next Steps
visit a gynecologist of the problem process and get an ultrasound abdomen done.
Health Tips
avoid all kind of sexual activities for now till you get your next menstrual periods
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