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I had unprotected sex on 27 feb and took ipill within hours, my period is due on 2nd march but it still has not come. Should i be worried?? When should i start doing UPT test?? My period cycle is of 24 days.
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It is because you hurried up in taking I pill.
You had unprotected intercourse, but it was during safe period (because your period was due 3 days later).
So, by I pill you have changed the normal milieu of hormones. Now you will get withdrawal bleeding about 5-6 days after consuming I pill. That is 5-6 March.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U need a pregnancy test
U can go fr it tomorrow
If negative wait fr a week n repeat a pregnancy test
Ipill has a high failure rate
U can be pregnant
Also ipill cud be the reason fr the delay
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