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Late period after stillbirth

2018-03-06 13:08:18
9 weeks ago i had an emergency csection that resulted in a stillbirth. 5 weeks after delivery i took morning after pill “ellaone” since i had unprotected sex and couldnt risk to get pregnant. Now 4 weeks after ellaone and still i have no period..which makes it a total of 9 weeks after delivery. is it normal and how long should i wait before taking duphaston
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Yes it cn be normal after a cesarean section and you hv taken ellaone too. Just do a urine pregnancy test.. If negative just wait for spontaneous resumption of your menstrual cycles.

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