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I had my last period on 21jan after that on 2nd feb i had protected sex still to avoid any other possibilities i had ipill on 4th feb .. on 12 feb there was bleeding for 2days . my due date was on 28th feb but still now 11days has passed i am not having any period .. does that mean i am pregnant ? i only have sore breasts no other symptoms
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I pill itself can cause delay in menses...as they are hormonal pills
Get a pregnancy test done to be sure either way
Chances of pregnancy are low
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
General Physician
40 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Expect periods to resume in next one or two weeks, however u may rule out for pregnancy by doing a urine pregnancy test.Chances of pregnancy are minimal ,ipill in no case helps in termination if pregnancy had to happen ,rather by inducing withdrawal bleeding it delays periods .
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