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Taken unwanted pill still not got period
On 1 sep to 6 sep i got my periods than on 14 September I took unwanted pill becoz of unprotected sex and got my periods on same month second time on 21 sep to 26 sep than again on 28 September I have taken unwanted pill becoz of unprotected...and till now it's 23 October I did not get my periods...i have done the test on 19 October but it's negative... Now what should I do... Should I have to wait for more days for periods to come...plz suggest ... Is it means pregnancy or not
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You have taken the i pill on 28 September. You should wait till 28 October. If you don't get your periods by that time please get a urine pregnancy test and consult a Gynaecologist on Practo with the report
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding post ipill is not ur periods but a side effect called withdrawal bleed
Ur not pregnant
U can take a medicine to help u get ur periods
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