My last period was on 7 august and after that i took ipill on 15 august nd then on 22 august i got withdrawal bleeding straight for 15 days and today its 25 September my periods are delayed i tried home urine pregnancy test they all are negative what should i do
You took i pill on 22 August and got withdrawal bleeding for 15 days. That means you had bleeding till 7 September. You should give some time to the uterus so that the endometrium grows and the uterus is fit enough to bleed again.
I think you should expect your next period by 10 October.
If you don't get your periods by 10 October you should consult with me on Practo.
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You can take a medicine to help you get your periods
You need to keep in mind that emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding also delayed periods
Your period can shift by days to a couple of weeks after taking an emergency pill, and the withdrawal bleed you had in August wasn't a true period. With several negative urine tests this far out, pregnancy is unlikely.
Next Steps
If your period still hasn't come within another one to two weeks, book a gynaecologist visit for a check and a blood test to be sure.
Health Tips
Repeated use of emergency contraception can keep unsettling your cycle, so it's best not to rely on it often.
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