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Took ipill after sex but no bleeding
My last period date was 31-10-24 and had sex on 14-11-24 ,but the condom broke and he unintentionally cum inside me(but took the ipill within 15 minutes after the condom broke) .Took another ipill on 15-11-24 .
Was facing lower abdominal pain, body pain , headache , vaginal dryness for days .
It's been 8 days since I took ipill but haven't got any withdrawal bleeding yet. I'm very much tensed please help me if it's normal and if it's not then what to do next. Still I'm getting lower abdominal pain and feel like cramps but no periods till now(upcoming period date is 27-11-24)
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Withdrawal bleed is just a side effect n side effects may not always manifest
Wait till the next period
If no periods go fr a pregnancy test
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Dont stress about your period.
Just wait for your period and if you don’t get your period, do a urine pregnancy test.
I would also ask you to consider another form-of
Contraception in future.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Santosh S Basarakod
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13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Withdrawal bleeding is side effect .. it does not signify the action of medicine. Don't take emergency contraceptive pills so frequently they can effect ur health.
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Dr. Divya Kanwar
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Raigarh
You should wait for your periods
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