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Unprotected sex 6 days before periods
I had unprotected sex( no ejaculation inside), on 5th may and I took an ipill on 6th may itself to be on the safer side.
my predicted period was on 11th may.
What to expect next ? Will I get my this month's periods or they will be delayed ?
Do I need to do a pregnancy test if periods are delayed ?
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Ur periods are already delayed
Go fr a pregnancy test if negative wait till 18 n repeat a pregnancy test test if still no periods
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yes ipill cause irregular periods , so after crossing your due date u can do urine pregnncy test
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
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12 yrs exp
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Yes i pill can delay the periods. Do pregnancy test after 4-5 days of missed periods to rule out pregnancy as pills can fail
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Dr. Sindhu N R
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Yes it's expected . If u dont get periods do Urine pregnancy test
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