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Missed periods
For how many days does the periods get delayed after taking ipill ..and two negative urine test...it has been 56 days since last periods that is 14th Feb ...in March expected due date was 13th ...the periods have not yet come...!!! What to do next. Are there chances of pregnancy!???we had a protected sex...after 3days of her last periods and took an Ipill to be on a safer side!!
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You can skip your next cycle as well
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As you have done 2 urine pregnancy tests and those are negative , you can go ahead with sonography. I pill doesnt prevent pregnancy in all cases. It has a failure rate too.
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Dr. Pallavi Gupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Gurgaon
I-pill does not offer 100% protection from pregnancy.
Please check for pregnancy ( primary urine pregnancy test) or do blood test S. Beta hcg to rule out pregnany
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