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Peroids delay issue after taking ipill
My gf had her normal periods on 20may 2018 and after that we had a intercourse a bit on 26may, but we have taken risk so that she took ipill on very next day within 24 hr on 27 may, but after a week on 3 june she got a bleeding which was last for 2-3 days after that she didn't got her normal peroids, know it's been 5 June also she didn't get her period. Plz suggest us what to do, we are very scard with this thing, Tomorrow early morning she will take a urine test, but is there chance of pregnancy? Plz suggest us a doc also in Mumbai in Western line if possible, we have already consult a doc he told us to wait for her period till 1st week of july.
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Do pregnancy test by Bhcg.Chances are less but sometimes failure will be there.If test result is negative means no pregnancy .In this condition only wait and watch .She will resume the period but takes time in the case of negative.
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Dear practo user the possibility of pregnancy as per the details mentioned is extremely low.Using emergency contraception pill has caused disturbance in the period cycle which will take time to correct.
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