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Missed periods
Madam I have a query actually I have period on Oct 18 then on 27 Oct I have taken a contraceptive pill then on Oct 30 I have period till 2 nov then I have unprotected sex on 4 or 5 nov till now I didn't have my periods the upt was negative when I checked on 24 November when will my periods come am having tenderness on breast slight backpain leg pain
When will be my next period
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You should get your periods any day now.
Please get your beta HCG level done if you don't get your periods in another 2-3 days.
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You need to be educated about the fact that emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding and delayed periods
The bleeding that you had on the second of November was not your periods but a side effect of the emergency pill called withdrawal bleeding
Since the pregnancy test is negative you can take a medicine to help get your periods
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you can connect for a prescription
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The period delay is due to emergency pill.
You can wait for your period as your pregnancy test is negative.
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