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Me and my bf had sexual activity.on 12th march. No penetration or ejaculation happened.. Just he rubbed his penis on my virgina .. I took ipill after 30hrs and my last periods was on 21st feb...i haave not got my withdrawal bleeding yet.. It's almost a week now.. And tomorrow is my due date fory periods to arrive? M I pregnant? Or is it some other issue? Do I need to worry? ...plz reply in details.. As m very scared
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Emergency contraception pills might delay and disrupt cycle.
Do a urine pregnancy test 5-6 days after missed period and wait for period to come.
For more information on contraception go to link
https://www.familygynaec.com/post/contraception-myths-what-indian-women-fear
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If you take ipill there is chance of getting delayed period so you can expect a delay
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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Don't worry wait for menses 3~4 more than expected period date and if no menses then do bld bhcg test in lab for pregnancy
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