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So my last period date was 6 th may and i took ipill on the 15th may and got bleeding on the 22 may and i think today is my periods date and i have breast tenderness will i have my periods
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You may or may not have.
But don't get agitated.
You had withdrawal bleeding on 22 May. So it is quite likely that you may get your next period on 22 June.
However please get your beta HCG level done after 10 June if you don't get your periods by that date.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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You need to be educated about the side effects and the failure rate emergency pills
Emergency pills have a high failure rate which means you can be pregnant despite one
Also they are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding and delayed periods
So make sure you do a pregnancy test if you get do not get your period by 7th of June
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