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Don't had period for 3months
I had sex with my partner in april,2013 n i took i-pill (emergency contraceptive pill)after 2 hour of having sex and i had period also after that but from may till now july,2013 i don't hav period.I did two pregnancy test at home and it shows negative.Am not married yet,n i feared that what will do now...,what could be the reason.Please tell me is there any chance of getting pregnant.......
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that if your pregnancy tests are negative, you are almost certainly not pregnant. Sometimes the emergency contraception can cause your cycle to become irregular. Usually the periods become regular within one to two months though. It is possible that you have a variant of PCOS that is causing irregular periods. You should probably be seen by your ob/gyn doctor for some hormone testing. He/she can give you a prescription for some progesterone to start your period too.
Good luck!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would advise you that if your pregnancy tests are negative, you are almost certainly not pregnant. Sometimes the emergency contraception can cause your cycle to become irregular. Usually the periods become regular within one to two months though. It is possible that you have a variant of PCOS that is causing irregular periods. You should probably be seen by your ob/gyn doctor for some hormone testing. He/she can give you a prescription for some progesterone to start your period too.
Good luck!
Dr B
Thank you,i hope am not pregnant then what will i do.but one more thing i take two more emergency contraceptive pill last week of february,2013 then again in april,2013.Dont know what will happen.But thank you,thanks alot for your suggestion.
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