period not coming on the right time

[simmy302]

we had unprotected sex on 17th of the month after her period gets over bt i didnt ejaculate  inside her even i didnt putted it inside just about wen it was about to enter we got alert..bt we didnt wanna take risk so i gave her a i- pill. after four five days after taking i - pill she had bleeding jst for hardly 2 minutes and it continued for two days...nw her this month menstrual cycle is not coming today is her 36th day and we worried very much is she pregnant or not because bleeding took place after taking that particular medicine ....we are very worried help us out......wat to do???????? plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz  

[Clysta]

No. No one will be able to tell you that, because there is no one to know what effect the pill had on her body. The only thing you can do now is wait to see if it comes, and if it doesn't to take a pregnancy test.

[simmy302]

okkeeyy.....and wen will her this menstrual cycle shuld start after taking that pill any approximate idea.....

[Clysta]

There is nothing to prevent a pregnancy that has already happened. Your only option at that point is to abort, which is a personal choice and one no one can advise you on. I personally am against it, so I have nothing to actually say on that.

[simmy302]

if she gets pregnant then how can we prevent it....????

[Clysta]

The thing with emergency contraceptives is that they do cause irregular bleeding and messed up cycles. It's not unheard of that women can have a late cycle after taking these, and stress can cause it to be delayed even longer. The best thing you can do right now is take a pregnancy test with first morning urine and see what that shows. If it comes up negative, wait a week and retest. If it still shows a negative and she's not gotten her period, you can either go see a doctor or just put it out of your mind and see if her cycles start on their own. If you want to prevent this from happening in the future, always use protection. Emergency contraceptives are not birth control and should never be taken habitually.