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Missed periods
I had taken an ipill in March and had periods before my date that month for 3 days. My normal cycle continues for 5 days. The very next month , I had periods 8 days late and again it lasted for 3 days provided I was exercising too. Then , for May I had paused my exercises for a while and had protected sex in May itself just a week before my periods. I didn't get my periods . It's 16 days late now. And yes, I have taken 3 pregnancy tests till now, it shows negative. What medication should I take? Also, i have hypothyroidism but that is also under control now! Is it normal to miss your period for one month for taking the ipill?
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Ipill has a variable effect on periods. You can either take a course of ocps to regularise periods or an ultrasound and hormonal evaluation to find the cause.
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Dr. Divya Kanwar
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No i pill should effect your next cycle
Do beta hcg blood test
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