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Skipping periods
Hi...me and my wife had sex around 1st week of February where I realised that condem had slipped so she took I PILL next morning..she had her last period on 24 Jan before that...she had her next period early that cycle on 15 Feb...few days after taking I pill
We have made sex thrice since 15th Feb however has been protected sex...we are worried as her periods have still not started...while we would do the pregnancy test today however is this normal due to ipill? Is there a way she can get her periods...we are not in condition to manage a child right now
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Dr. Amit Kyal
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22 yrs exp
Kolkata
Since you had protected sex since feb15 which was your wife last period, there is not much to worry about..
Periods are often irregular & heavy following ipill .
Just do a pregnancy test & wait upto 2 weeks beyond her expected periods..
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