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Took 2 ECP in 2 weeks, missed period.
Hello,
I took one emergency contreceptic pill on 28th July, and another one on 9th August. I had unprotected sex both times. My period was supposed to start on 24th August, but now I'm 5 days late on my period.
Is there any chance that I'm pregnant? And when will my period start if I'm not. How late will my period be?
Also I had mild cramps for almost a week, but no sign of my period. What should I do?
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Hello dear
Wait for one week from today and if no periods do the urine pregnancy test
Periods may delay 2 weeks
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Dr. Vandana
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Emergency contraceptive pill can cause delay in your periods.
Wait for 1 week and get early morning urine pregnancy test if you still donot get your period.
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Dr. Niharika Raghoji
Laparoscopic Surgeon (Obs & Gyn)
6 yrs exp
Solapur
Please do a urine pregnancy test first with early morning urine sample
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