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Taking ipill 2weeks before periods
My last menstrual cycle was on the 25 th March and I took ipill on the 9th April so should I expect any kind of withdrawal bleeding since it's only 2weeks before my periods and I have a 28day cycle
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Not yet . You can wait for two weeks . You have taken an emergency contraception. To do a urine pregnancy test after two weeks if you don’t get periods by four weeks .
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Wait for Two more weeks and to plan upt test if no periods by one month
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