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My last period date was 6th of August and I took ipill on the 16th of August and I had withdrawal bleeding on the 24 th 25 th 26 th 27 th and yesterday the 6th of September I took pregnancy test it was negative but no periods and I don't feel breast tenderness anymore why is this happening I should have breast tenderness for my upcoming periods but it doesn't feel anymore
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When you have withdrawal bleeding under the effect of i pill then the pattern of your cycles is reset as per the date of bleeding. You should expect your next period around 24 September.
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Do BetaHCG test to confirm. If negative ,wait for your period .
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