1. Home
  2. Consult with a doctor
  3. Pregnancy and Infertility

  4. Took ipill twice. Should i wait futher.

Took ipill twice

2023-05-28 04:14:08
I took ipill twice in a month, on 3rd may for which i got withdrawal bleeding (on 8thMay). And on the 19th i took another pill for which i have not got any bleeding. Is there any possibility of delayed periods or how long should I wait futher.
280 Views

Answers (3)

Consult Now
Withdrawal bleed is just a side effect N side effects may not always manifest Yes emergency pills are known to cause delayed periods Also thy hv a high failure rate Make sure u do a pregnancy test if u skip ur periods

Answered2023-05-28 04:19:00

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Do pregnancy test after 3 weeks of last intercourse. Emergency pills cause delay in periods and irregular periods too

Answered2023-05-28 07:40:31

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Kindly Consult for discussion

Answered2023-05-28 05:04:07

YESNO

Was this answer useful

Articles you may like

Want Fair Skin? Think Twice!

Dr.Pradnya Shastri

I, particularly as a dermatologist, meet many people who ‘want to become fair’ day in and day out. My practice begins w ... Read more

Why Brush Twice?

Dr.Suchita Kothari

Just following it?These days everybody is busy and in rush to finish their respective works on a daily basis that no one ... Read more

Think Twice Before Buying Energy Drink.

Ms.Silky Mahajan

They seem like a quick fix, but here’s why they might be doing more harm than good… First off, caffeine overload! Energy ... Read more

Brushing Twice A Day, Keeps The Dentist Away

Dr.M. R. Pujari

Brushing is the best mode of maintaining oral hygiene. One should brush twice a day and spend 5-8 minutes so that all co ... Read more

People With Diabetes Twice As Likely To Lose Teeth

Dr.Varun S Mehta

Diabetes can take a toll on a person's health in any number of ways, including vision, cardiovascular, and nerve problem ... Read more

What Parents Need to Know About Learning Disabilities

Ms.Seema Agarwal

Your child will learn many things in life — how to listen, speak, read, write and do math. Some skills may be harder to ... Read more

Tell us what's troubling you

Periods being irregular?

Consult Now

Vaginal infection troubling you?

Consult Now

Trying to conceive?

Consult Now

Too many pregnancy doubts?

Consult Now

Related Questions

Had unprotected sex but took ipill

324256 Views
I had unprotected sex but took ipill after having it. I was on my fertile days then. My period starts on ...Read More

Bleeding after taking ipill

233392 Views
15 June- took an ipill within 6 hours of unprotected sex, did not ejaculate within her 6 July- got her p ...Read More

Bleeding after ipill means no pregnancy

83228 Views
I had unprotected sex 3 days before my period and took an ipill and again had unprotected sex after 4 day ...Read More

Ipill to be taken or not

58457 Views
I had an ipill 5 days ago and had unprotected sex last night so should I take about her ipill? Please rep ...Read More

Ipill pregnancy

34104 Views
After sex she took ipill and after 8-9 days she had bleeding . Does that means she is safe from pregnancy ...Read More

Ipill twice a week

69 Views
I had unprotected intercose at 13 October...and i took emergency pill...but it showed no symptoms till da ...Read More

Ipill query

72 Views
Can ipill consumed September after which withdrawal 9 days bleeding and periods did happen cause my perio ...Read More

Took ipill and had sex

63 Views
Took ipill... And had coitus after 15 hours of it ... Should I take another one Or what is the best way ...Read More

Ipill intake and delayed periods

97 Views
Hello ma'am/sir, I had unprotected sex on Day 3 of my periods, took ipil within 10 hours of the act. Sinc ...Read More

Post ipill period

94 Views
Ipill consumed : 24th aug Withdrawal bleeding : 1st Sept till now (dark brown) Period due : arnd 13th ...Read More
Disclaimer : The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read on this website.