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Period delay
Took an i pill on 5th October within 72 hours of intercourse, got a period on 11th october. then again got a period on 11th November, 11 days after intercourse. haven't got a period since then. took 2 pregnancy tests, both negative but there is no sign of periods. the last period which was 2 months ago was unusual, had no to bare clotting and bleeding wasn't the one as usual. also haven't had intercourse since 31st october. also had pcod in past. what should she do now? please suggest something for her periods.
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Hi good afternoon
Thnxs for your question
Ipills makes ur period irregular for 1 month so don't worry.
I need complete details regarding ur menes pattern and last menes date so I can help you.
Is there any abnormal discharge from vagina after period is over?
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She can connect for a prescription to help her get her periods
Other reasons for the delay need to be evaluated
Overweight pcos patient tend to have delayed period
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You said that you got your periods on 11 November, 11 days after intercourse.
Before that you have taken i pill on 5 October.
It is likely that your hormones status is disturbed due to frequent emergency contraception use.
Please avoid emergency contraception. A different method may be used.
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u need tablets to start your periods
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Connect please
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