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Period delayed
On 20th March, we did unprotected sex, but used withdrawal method. I pulled it out on a perfect time. So, she didn't use any i pill. Her last period was 28th Feb. Today, it's 29th March.. still period doesn't come yet.. what to do? We both are now very worried.
Do UPT
Wait for 1 week if negative
Repeat Urine Pregnancy Test if you don’t have your periods in 1 week
And consult accordingly
Health Tips
Avoid coitus interruptus . Use other reliable contraceptives
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Hello, Coitus interruptus, simply putting, Pull out method is not an ideal method of contraception as it has risk of unwanted pregnancy. Also there is no use of emergency pills.
Now, since the periods haven't come, you can wait and watch for a week or two but first do a Urine pregnancy test.
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UPT
Health Tips
avoid Pull out
use condoms
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U can wait for 1 week
If she does nt get periods by then she can get urine pregnancy test done
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