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Used ipill twice in a month.
I had my last period on 9th of dec. I took an ipill after unprotected sex on 17th dec, and experienced spotting, v light bleeding for 2-3 days about a week later. I am not sure if that was my period.
I took a pregnancy test on 30th dec, it was negative.
Today due to the condom breaking, I had to take an I pill again, on 2nd of Jan.
My period is due in 2 days.
Will I be getting them?
Will I get my period this month at all?
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U have taken i pill twice so ur period may get delayed
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding post the intake of emergency pill is a side effect called withdrawal bleed and not your periods
Pregnancy test cannot be done before a skipped period
so you will have to wait till 10 jan to do the test
any test before that would be wrongly timed and negative
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