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Periods after ipill

2018-06-27 07:48:57
Took an ipill on 6th may (within 24 hours) and had withdrawl bleeding on 12th may and then had my periods on 23rd may which was around my normal date and they were a little light from usual. But this month no periods till now. Are there any chances of pregnancy? Or is it just the hormonal imbalance?
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Chances of pregnancy can still be there as failure rates of emergency contraception pills are close to 10 percent. Do a urine pregnancy test to confirm . Consult with me directly online for further information and management regarding this

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