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Menstruation cycle
I had my periods from 5-9. I had sex with my bf on 10th and condom break during the intercourse. I took contraceptic pill within 12hrs and then i had light bleeding from 17-19 very light... Now my period are delayed for 10 days and no sign uptill now. I took 2 pregnancy test on 14-15 both were negative.... Also i m taking medicine docycline for acne sine 10 days
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Since you had accidental unprotected intercourse on Day 6 of cycle, pregnancy is highly unlikely. You have not mentioned which contraceptive pill you used, but assuming it was i-pill, you may consider the bleeding you had from 17-19 , a kind of withdrawl bleeding. Its alright for cycles to delay after use of this drug.
It is very important for you to understand that you may have irregular cycles for next few cycles. That also means, you can not predict when you ovulate. You can consider taking low estrogen contraceptive pills as a regular thing if you wish to prevent pregnancy. Consult with a gynaecologist. Added with condom use, OCP and condoms together offer 99.9% protection from pregnancy.
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contraceptic pills may disturb the normal cycle. take homoeopathic medicine and ur period become normal.
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