No Periods - I Took Ipills After Intercourse Then Had My

No periods

Asked for Female, 18 Years

I took ipills after intercourse then had my period....bt after that itz 4 month since I got any period....did 2-3 pregnancy test ....all were negative..what to do now...pls help

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Dr. Swati Chitnis

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 17 yrs exp Mumbai

Please see a gynaecologist right away. Also you need to do ultrasound pelvis.

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