I had taken ipill on 17th august after which i had withdrawal bleeding from 25th. I had unprotected sex several times on 5th august which was yesterday. Shall i take another ipill? Will it cause problems? On may and june also i had to take one pill each month. Please help
I have not had my period for 90+ days. i have a history of irregular/late periods, but the flow is usually normal. i consulted a gynecologist and testing included TSH, prolactin, beta-hCG and AMH and reports were normal. i was prescribed Meprate for 5 days and completed the course as advised. it has now been 7–8 days since my last tablet, but i still have no bleeding. i am also taking vitamin D and B12. i would like to know if i should wait longer or consult my gynecologist again, and what the usual next step would be if there is still no bleeding.
I am 36 year old non pregnant women, not trying to conceive, my prolactin level is 60,which is higher than the normal.for the last 2months I am having spotting even after completing period.it is usually starting during the time of ovulation till the time of my next period.should I need to worry?what is the cause of it as my USG shows my right overy is bulky
So on 2 august her period came and on 6th august period got end and on 7th august she had an intercourse with her boyfriend and than on 11 august she travelled also there is a huge change in her sleep cycle and her diet and she is in fear although she is assured that she had done protected. suggest me what to do?
Firstly I has done sex with protection and after again I has done sex but without protection and sperm does not ejuculated in vegina and and after few hours bleeding started but not more it was and my last month period date was 7/8/26 and I has done sex today on 3/9/26 does their is an chances of pregnancy
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