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When to expect periods after withdrawal
I took an ipill on 31st Dec 2023 and got withdrawal bleeding on 12th/13th January 2024. This went on for a week or so. I had my last period on 22nd December. I still haven't got my period.
I did a at home preg test and it was negative.
Should I wait for longer or use the doc prescribed medicines to start the periods?
I want the periods to start naturally but am not sure how long to wait.
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Your period stopped just a few days ago. Wait until mid of February now. Since your test is negative you can count this as a new cycle and next period should be around 14 feb
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
Gynecologist
3 yrs exp
Delhi
If your pregnancy test is negative you can wait for your periods
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If the pregnancy test is negative the reason for the delay is the emergency pill
wait till 29th
still no periods repeat a pregnancy test
if negative you need a medicine to help you get ur periods
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