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Last month period -29 sept Took unwanted 72 on 10th of oct Got withdrawal bleeding -18th oct What is the expected date ofnext  period ? Is it will come   two week later than  expected date 29th oct or more? (My period cycle is 30 days ).
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I pill cause irregularities in periods So next periods we can’t predict
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The expected date of next period is unpredictable emergency pills are known to cause irregular bleeding and delayed period also they have a high failure rate which means you can be pregnant despite taking one
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Period date is unpredictable after taking emergency pill. Pill also delays period. Pregnancy test to be done if period date is missed.
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The bleeding on the 18th sounds like a withdrawal bleed from the emergency contraceptive pill, not your actual period. These pills shift your hormone levels, so they often bring on a bleed that is earlier or heavier than a normal cycle. Your real period can still arrive close to the expected date of 29th October, or get delayed by a week or two because of the pill.
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If your period hasn't started by around 5 to 7 November, take a home pregnancy test since no contraceptive method is completely certain. Keep track of your flow and any pain in the meantime.
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Please see a gynaecologist if the bleeding becomes heavy, you're soaking a pad every hour, or you get severe pain.
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