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Ipill taken twice in a month
I have taken i pill twice in a month. After taking pill i had my periods for Jan but in the month of Feb i didn't get my periods till now. Then my doc has given me deviry 10 my for 5 days she told me to wait for 10 days you will get your periods but till now it's negative. I have taken pregnancy test as well but even they are negative.please suggest what should i do next.
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Wait for few more days
If pregnancy test is negative then period will come
Don’t take stress
Sometimes stress also delays periods,,,,
If too much stressed then get one bhcg test to clear the doubts .
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Wait and watch till 15 days from last tablet of deviry if no period ..talk to gynaecologist doctor .
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this is the misuse of emergency contraceptive pill which has to be used only once on emergency basis where is you have used for two times in a same cycle so already the damages them over to that you have taken divery as well so you need to wait at least 10 days from the last pill
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