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Took ipill, period delayed
Was indulged in intercourse on 22 April(fertile period) & took ipill for first time on 23 April. Bleeding started on 1 May & lasted for 4-5 days. Period was due on 8 May. Last period was on 6 April. Did urine pregnancy test on 12 May and 17 May and result was negative. Not got periods yet. Is anything to be worried about? When can expect period to start? Please suggest.
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You had withdrawal bleeding due to i pill on 1 May , lasted for 5 days. It is considered as a normal period.
Your new normal period will be on 1 June.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Bleeding on 1st may can be considered as her normal menses.
Wait for her next menses which will start around 1st June.
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