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Periods delay
Hello doctor! I have a question
Last month of 27 I have a sex with my wife and her period date is 28 to 29 but I give her emkit ds tablet (72 hr emergency pill)
I give her pill 28 of the night within 24 hours now its 3rd Jan my wife have no periods and so much pain in chest and stomach with high fever can you please suggest me how much time it takes to withdraw periods I shall be very thankful to you
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Dr. Dineshvarma
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Dr. Tulika Datta
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5 yrs exp
Delhi
I-pill/emergency pills do not give withdrawal per say.. they usually delay the periods by 5-10 days after the intended period date.
It depends on the stage of the cycle she was in previously.
If you took the medicines within 72 hours, there are low chances of pregnancy.
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