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Taken ipill no bleeding and period
Hello doctors, had a very irregular period last month started on 23 jan and ended on 27 jan with lighter flow and then again started on 1 feb and ended on 12 feb with heavier flow . On 28feb just touched vagina with no penetration or ejaculation but took ipill for safer side in 16 hrs . Its been 7th march no periods or bleeding of any type and since last month's bleeding was heavier when should be the expected date of period for march? What are the chances of pregnancy?
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Ipill has unpredictable effects. Wait till 14th and do a urine pregnancy test if still no periods. If negative, take a course of ocps like Novelon or Choice to get periods.
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Do a urine pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy. You also need an ultrasound pelvis as you have irregular periods.
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