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Can I pull delay the mensuration beyond one week? My sister had unprotected intercourse on fifth day of her period (last day) but mid September, then she took Ipill next day. He did not ejaculate even once . She had very light dark brown to light red clots and spotting on 3-5 October. She got home pregnancy test done thrice, which were negative, it's 9 November but she still is not getting her periods. So does this mean she is pregnant? How much can the Ipill delay the periods.?
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THIS IS BECAUSE OF IPILL THAT SHE TOOK WAIT FOR 7 DAYS MORE THEN GO FOR S. BHCG TEST IF SHE DOESN'T GET PERIODS
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
This is effect of emergency contraceptive pill.If you have doubt do pregnancy test by blood.Bhcg is blood test and confirmatory also.If comes negative means no pregnancy then take tablet for withdrawal bleeding.
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