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Pregnancy/Ipill/Contraceptive
I took an ipill on 15th Dec after my periods ended on 14 dec, and I had withdrawl bleeding on 24 Dec.
Again on 7th Jan, i had unprotected sex, while my partner pulled out, still i took an ipill next day on 8th Jan, under 48 hours.
Now it's 17 Jan today. I still had not my withdrawal bleeding.
From past 2-3 days I'm having cramps and constipation. Also fatigue and headache.
What could be the cause?
For how long does ipill side effect lasts? It's been more than a week.
And if it's pregnancy symptoms, can they be felt this early?
I took a pregnancy test on 15, it came out negative.
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Dr. Muthineni Divya
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
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You have to repeat the pregnancy test after 3 weeks of last sexual contact if u don't get your periods
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Withdrawal bleed is just a side effect
N Side effects may not always happen
The cramps could be due to constipation
Hv a high fibre y
Fr fatigue get ur hemoglobin levels checked
Pregnancy test can be done 24 hours after a skipped period
Any test before that would be negative
Do not consider withdrawal bleed as ur periods
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