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Regarding menses and pregnancy
My last period date was 19th March 2017
I had unprotected sex on the 5th day of my period and after 48 hrs i have taken i-pill.
On March 1st I joined Yoga classes for the first time and the class was really exhaustive. I started bleeding pinkish-brownish the day after whic continued and increased till next day where i bleeded fresh red blood and required sanitary pad.
I took a break and rejoined yoga from 6th and continuing it till date.
Going by my cycle I should have got my periods on 19th March but so far I cant see them coming.
I am confused. Does all the changes and mid term bleeding delaying my periods?? Or I can be pregnant after all these??
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As you have taken I pill in last week of Feb you had withdrawal bleeding on first March. So You should wait till first week of April. If no periods in first week then do urine pregnancy test.
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Consult gynecologist for suitable contraception option for you as I pill causes withdrawal irregular menses and not good for uterine health.
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