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Took an ipill, spotting, missed periods
I had my last period on 7th March, I had intercourse on 12th March where my partner ejaculated inside me, took an ipill the next morning itself, had spotting on 31st march, 1st and 2nd April. I have very regular periods generally which is a 30 day cycle and I bleed for 3-4 days. Prior to getting spotting I had tender breasts and cramps which I usually get before periods. However as of now on 9th April, I have still not gotten my periods and also have no tender breasts/periods signs. On 4th April I had taken a pregnancy test which showed negative result.
Please guide me as to what I should do next.
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Pregnancy test shud be done 24 hours after a skipped period
In ur case the pregnancy test was wrongly timed
Since last period was 7/3
Go fr a pregnancy test now
If negative
Repeat on 14/4 as a delay of upto 7 days is normal
If positive meet a Dr in person
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
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12 yrs exp
Lucknow
Repeat upt
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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Jaipur
Take the pregnancy test now.
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