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Late periods
I am two months late on my periods.
I had sex on4 5 october and took ipill on same day
Last periods i had was on 15th of September. Its november 18 now and i am not having my periods till now.
I had sex on 22 october and 3 november too. From month july to october i had 4 ipills. One ipill every month consecutively after having sex.
I took home preganancy test for about 2 to 3 times, its always showing negative results. What should i do now. Is it common after taking ipill for consecutive months. Any method to get periods now. Pls help. Any type/kind of help is appreciated.
Thankyou.
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Fix goals 1st, emergency contraception pills are not for routine use...
1st and last week of your cycle is safe period and with protection is must...
Now have in person examination with ur gynaecologist which is best
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I pill can disrupt menstrual cycle
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Dr. Murthy P S
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You better go for ULTRASOUND SCAN and Gynaecologist check up
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