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Took an ipill, missed period
I had intercourse on 12th March where my partner ejaculated inside me and I took an ipill immediately the next day, 7th March was the day my last period began, I had 2-3 drops of bleeding on 31st march, 1st and 2nd april. Prior to spotting I had tender breasts but now there are no signs of a period. I took a pregnancy test on 4th april and on 9th april, both were negative. My periods are very regular and follow a 30 day cycle. As of today its been 34 days since my last period. Please help me.
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You had your periods on 7 March, had intercourse on 12 March and had I pill on 13 March. You didn't have breakthrough bleeding.
Your next period was expected on 6 April (30 days cycle).
Because of I pill (which was taken 6 days after the period), your period is also likely to be delayed by 6 days. That makes it 12-13 April.
If you don't get your periods by 20 April you should do urine pregnancy test and consult with a Gynaecologist on Practo with all the details.
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Pls connect of for prescription for periods to come
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Wait till day 37
Ipill cud be the reason for the delay
Repeat pregnancy test if still no periods
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