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Delayed period

2019-12-19 21:23:46
I had unprotected sex on 1st December and took an ipill the same day and later again on 5th December i had unprotected sex and took another ipill the same day. Now it's been 20 days for my first pill and 17 for my second pill, and i still haven't got withdrawal bleeding. Usually i get in max within 10 days. So is there any risk of getting pregnant? (i last got my periods on 28th November)
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This can be either due to pregnancy or a delay in cycle as you have used i pills twice and the consequences of it

Answered2019-12-20 03:32:53

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