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Periodnot coming 2 monthaftertaking ipil
Period not coming for 2 months after taking ipill 3 times upt done and the test is negative intercourse done with protection for any further complications ipill is taken but the periods stopped after this for last 2 months .
Last mc date is 10/8/2026
Sexual intercourse done on 21/8/2026
Ipill is taken within 48 hours and now it's 10/10/2026
And periods are still not coming
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
42 yrs exp
Bhopal
As your pregnancy test is negative, you can take medicine to get your period.
Consult for prescription please.
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Taking emergency contraception three times in one cycle can throw your hormones off enough to delay your period well past the usual week or two, so two months isn't unusual after that. Your negative urine test is a good sign, but one test this far out isn't the final word on its own with these pills.
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Repeat the urine test, or ask for a blood beta-hCG test for a clearer answer. If both stay negative, book a gynaecologist visit to check your hormone levels and rule out anything else behind the delay.
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See a doctor sooner if you get pelvic pain, unusual bleeding or feel unwell, since those need a direct check rather than a home test.
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