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Had unprotected sex and had ipill
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I am 27years, I had my last periods on 22 nd march and my cycle is of 30 days mostly and periods lasts for 3 days
I had unprotected sex on 27th march and after 1 hr I had the Ipill .
Then on 3rd April i was bleeding for 3 days. The bleeding was not heavy nor it was light.. The colour was deep red lyk normal periods color.
And 22nd April now I did not get my periods yet.
So is it possible that m already pregnant and when should I exactly do the morning urine test.
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It is unlikely that you are pregnant.
You had unprotected intercourse during relatively "Safe period". After that you had emergency contraception too.
You are overdue by 2 days only. Please wait for another 3 days. After that you can do Urine pregnancy test.
If it is negative , you should wait for another 10 days (because you had withdrawal bleeding on 3 April). After that you repeat urine pregnancy test.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Ipill has a high failure rate
Since u hv already skipped ur periods
Go fr a pregnancy test if negative
Wait till 29 april
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