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Periods delay after ipill
Hii, I had my periods on 25feb-1march. Then on 12 March, I had sex when the condom unexpectedly broke after pulling out. To be precautious I took an ipill on 12th March itself. Then on 21st March I had bleeding similar to that of periods till 25th March. Now it is 27 April and I have not had my periods yet. I have white discharge and lower back and abdominal cramps from last two days. When can I expect my periods and do I need to take a pregnancy test.
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You should wait for another 5 days.
You had withdrawal bleeding after i pill on 25 March. So you can calculate the date of next period from 25 April ie 30 days after withdrawal bleeding.
You should do urine pregnancy test when she is overdue by about 5 days.
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If the pregnancy test is Negative u need a medicine to help u get ur periods
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Pls connect for advice and prescription for periods to come
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