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Delayed period after ipill but ngtv upt

2024-06-08 06:40:05
I took an ipill on 3rd May and did not get any withdrawal bleeding. So I took preganancy test twice with one week apart and both the results were negative. It's the 8th of June and I still have not gotten my periods. Until when my periods will be delayed. Is this much delay normal?
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Do beta hcg test for confirmation

Answered2024-06-08 07:55:05

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Pregnancy test should be done after you miss your period date. BetaHCG test to be done.

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Do bhcg test for confirmation

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