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Missed period
I took 2 ipill in month of June. After taking the first pill I had my periods on the very next day 24th of June. Accidentally condom broke.
Had to to take the 2nd ipll within a gap of 3-4 days.
I took another ipill on 25th of july.
I didn't had my periods till now. Did blood test for pregnancy. it's negative.
So what should I do.
Should I took medication to have my periods.
Is the doses of ipill hampering my menstrual cycle?
Should I get worried about this?
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You should not use ipill for contraception. The second ipill was not needed. wait for the periods to come and use regular oral pills or IUD to prevent pregnancy.
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Not to worry take m 2 tab charak for 1 month to regular your period no relief contact
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Yes progesterone contained can cause irregular menstrual cycle
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