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When to expect periods
Hello,
Last period date 14th of Nov,
Had unprotected sex on 25th of Nov and took an ipill within 12 hours.
Had bleeding on the 2nd of December for 3-4 days.
Something strange happened on the 15th of December which was the expected period date for the month of December there was bleeding for a day and stopped. When shall the next period be expected? I was told earlier to count the day of the withdrawal bleeding as the new period date. Also noticed that the periods have been regular 30 days but during winters example Nov/ Dec there's always a delay by 2 days or so. Please help.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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U hv gathered wrong information
Emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding which is just a side effect n not ur periods
Thy are also known to delay period
A delay of upto 7 days is considered normal
If you do not get ur periods within 37 days from the day one of periods not taking into consideration the withdrawal bleed
U need a pregnancy test
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