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Pregnancy Confirmation
LMP day 1 10th January.
Within 10hours of unprotected sex i.e on 21January, consumed Ipill and on 30th January I got withdrawal bleeding. It was light and lasts for almost 8 days. Also for confirmation, i did blood test HCG Beta on 8th February and got negative Result. Till today i.6 28th February I havent got periods. Also I am not having any pregnancy symptoms.So what are the chances of pregnancy and also when next period is expected? Is it counted from day 1 of Withdrawal bleeding?
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There's no chance of pregnancy but Ipill being an unpredictable medicine the date of next period cannot be ascertained.
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Please connect for online consultation and prescription of medicine for periods to come dear
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Ipill causes menstrual disturbance. You can wait another week for your period. If you don't get your period book a consultation.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
ipill can cause delayed periods..u need to consult for prescription for withdrawal bleeding
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