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Primolut N and Ipill
Hello doctor, I had protected intercourse on 29th of March, Since I was scared I took an ipill within an hour. I had pcod so to induce my periods i take primolut N lately. I started taking primolut N from 1st. my last period date was 6th March. My concern is will it effect my period? Today is my 3rd day of taking primolut N, should I stop or continue taking it for 5 days? When can I expect my periods to come? Could there be a possibility of pregnancy? My cycle is usually 34-35 days.
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Hi good morning
Thnxs for your question
U did unprotected sex on non risky days so no worries abt pregnancy.
U took ipills within 72 hrs of sex that's OK but why did u took primolute.?
It's not indicated.
Anyways now stop primolute tab.
WAIT for next period date.
Ipills and primolute contain hormones that will make ur period irregular for one month.
So if you missed ur regular period than let me know i will help u
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