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Periods late after taking ipill
Hello, my wife and i had unprotected intercourse (no ejaculation) on 3rd october after which within 72hrs she took an ipill. On 7th october she got periods, regular flow like normal periods which lasted 5 days. She was supposed to get her next period on 6th november but it is 9 days late already. Between this time she also got fungal infection for a week.
We took a urine pregnancy test on 8th november and it came negative.
Please help us understand what to do, we do not want unwanted pregnancy. Is it normal for periods to get so late after taking ipill? What are the chances of pregnancy? Is my wife's health okay?
Please answer. Thanks.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Ahmedabad
As pregnancy test is negative, no chances of pregnancy
She can take medicines to get her periods
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Bleeding after the intake of an emergency pill is not your periods but a side effect called withdrawal bleeding
Emergency pills are known to cause delayed periods if the pregnancy test is negative your wife needs a medicine to help get her periods
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