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Ipill- missed periods-beta hcg test
Hello, I am 22yrs old...I had my last periods on 30th December. I had Protected sex with my husband on 7th January but to make sure I had ipill on the same day...but I had bleeding on 13th and 14th of January...and I didn't got my periods till now so I had took beta hcg test on 30th January and it shows.                            Test name Result Unit Biological reference interval BETA HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN HORMONE (B-HCG) Method : Chemiluminescence 0.30 mIU/mL. What does it mean... Am I pregnant?... if not when will I get my periods.??.
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Not pregnant. Next cycle will be a little irregular. Difficult to exactly predict when you will get you period. But withdrawal bleed means start of next cycle after that so around 14-15 feb plus or minus one week.
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You are not pregnant. As pill delays period you have to wait for your period
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You are not pregnant. Ipill contains progesterone because of which there is hormonal disbalance which will be there for some period of time. Just relax. It might take 1 or 2 cycle to get period regularise on its own. You do not have to take any further medication or do any test.
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Be assured that you are not pregnant. Wait and watch.
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Eating ipill one or two time is okay. But do not use it everymonth. Use condom.
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