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Unprotected intercourse
Had an unprotected intercourse after 8 days getting periods. 13 to 18 (july period lasted) , (26th july hd unprotected intercourse) .Took ipill tablet within 11 hrs. Due date of next period was on 13 th august but still not yet got. When will she get her periods or pregnancy test needs to be done?
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You should do a Urine pregnancy test on 20 August. (I hope you didn't have another intercourse after 26 July).
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Go fr a pregnancy test
Ipill has a high failure rate
U can be pregnant despite One
If negative
Wait till 20/8 as a delay of upto 7 days is considered normal
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