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Took ipill but haven't got the period
I had a protected sex with my boyfriend we used a condom but it exploded because of which I am scared and I took ipill that too 2 on 21st of June 2022 and on May I had my period on 31st of May its June 30th I haven't got my period yet can you help me I'm a bit scared.
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You had sex on day 21 of the cycle. That was a safe zone.
You took i pill on the same day. It is 9 days since you took i pill.
Wait for another 3 -4 days. If you don't get your periods, do a urine pregnancy test. Further management as per the report of urine test.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Get a urine pregnancy test done if you missed your period ..
Pill also causes delay in period
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