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Delayed periods consult
Date of intimacy- 11 May (No penetration, no intercourse, no ejaculation)
Ipill taken on 12 May.
Bleeding started 16 May (Day 25 of cycle) , much before expected period dates.
Bleeding lasted about 7 days.
Many home tests taken after that, all negative.
Beta hcg test taken on June 9, which was
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Date of intimacy ; 11 May
Date of taking i pill ; 12 May.
Date of bleeding ; 16 May.
(That was on day 25 of the cycle. So the date of your last period was 21 - 22 April).
Just going by the concept of safe zone, chances of your pregnancy are very low.
Because you had withdrawal bleeding from 16 to 23 May ,
you should expect your periods by 16 - 17 June (any day now).
Please do a urine pregnancy test after 20 June , if you don't get your periods by then.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Bleeding post ipill is not ur periods but a side effect called withdrawal bleed
Ipill is also known to cause delayed periods
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Bhcg report ?
Date of your last periods ??
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