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Missed periods for 2 months after Ipill

2021-05-04 06:58:46
March 4 - date of last periods March 11-taken Ipill March 26 - had abdominal pain and cramps and had brown discharge for 2..3 days April 4 - next period date..but no periods In April had pregnancy test which turned out negative. April 25 - again had abdominal pain and brown discharge for 2 days Today is May 4th and I have missed my periods for 2 months. Pls suggest what should I do? Thank you.
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