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Delaynext cycle take meprate in previous
I had taken ipill on 6 nov then got withdrawal bleeding on 14 nov for 4 days then on 7 dec again bleeding for 2 days then doctor suggested me meprate 10 mg twice daily I took for 15 days then got withdrawal bleeding on 29 jan just like periods for 5 days and now today is 2nd Feb I am not getting periods and also had mild spotting from 7 to 9 jan very less it was so when can I expect my periods I also had done upt which was negative in December and after that no history of intercourse
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If withdrawal bleeding already occurred then your next cycle will be after 28 days(21-35 is the range) of withdrawal bleeding. Nothing to worry about spotting. Sometimes it takes 2-3 months to regularise your menstrual cycle and hormone balance after an emergency contraceptive i-pill. So nothing to worry about it. Please wait for a month. If the cycle becomes irregular after the i-pill , then please contact me and I will prescribe medicine for it. As of now wait for a month. Thank you.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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