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Is Delayed Periods Normal After Taking I-pill?
Question: My periods was 4th of last month and then we had intercourse and i took ipill for 6-7 times in past one month i havent got my periods and i had my pregnancy test but they negative i had bleeding after taking ipill on 30th last month wpuld it be considered as bleeding as i had taken on 28th that month also taking mp forte get me periods and can i be sure of not being pregnant?
Brief Answer:
Due to effect of ipill
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mam, thanks for trusting health care magic.
You have mingled with your nenstruation badly by taking high dose hormone pills (ipill) in doses which can cause anything from missed period to grossly deranged cycles for 2-3 months.
In my opinion now just wait for your periods for one week and in case you don't get them start oral pills on regular basis.
It will regulate your cycle and give you contraception too.
Chances of pregnancy are minimal.
Avoid ipill intake of more that once a year and that too in emergency and not a regular method of contraception.
Regards
Dr Manisha
Due to effect of ipill
Detailed Answer:
Hello Mam, thanks for trusting health care magic.
You have mingled with your nenstruation badly by taking high dose hormone pills (ipill) in doses which can cause anything from missed period to grossly deranged cycles for 2-3 months.
In my opinion now just wait for your periods for one week and in case you don't get them start oral pills on regular basis.
It will regulate your cycle and give you contraception too.
Chances of pregnancy are minimal.
Avoid ipill intake of more that once a year and that too in emergency and not a regular method of contraception.
Regards
Dr Manisha
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Can i be sure that i wouldnt be pregnant?and this effect will last for 2 - 3 months ?
Brief Answer:
Chances of pregnancy negligible
Detailed Answer:
Yes dear in my opinion chances of pregnancy are negligible and as regards irregularities in period they can last for just next cycle or even more than 3 cycles.
That is why ipill should be reserved for emergency cases only.
Chances of pregnancy negligible
Detailed Answer:
Yes dear in my opinion chances of pregnancy are negligible and as regards irregularities in period they can last for just next cycle or even more than 3 cycles.
That is why ipill should be reserved for emergency cases only.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Mam can mp forte tablet be effective in me getting my periods ?and shpuld i wait for 3 cycles to get proper periods ?I am really worried as i am not getting periods i have done pregnancy test 6 times all negative also i got bleeding on 30th last month and period date was 4th of XXXXXXX and i generally get my periods 5 days prior ,but i took ipill on 28th,bleeding was not too heavy but my clothes got spoilt due to bleeding so should this be considered as periods or withdrawal bleeding i am confused !!PLEASE HELP AT YOUR EARLIEST DOCTOR
Brief Answer:
No risk of pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Sorry for the delay in response dear.
Yes that was certainly your period (on 30th may) so the tests are right and there is no risk of pregnancy.
Now the only issue left unresolved is the irregularities in period, it can persist for 2-3 months ar might get resolved with next period which can come anytime till 30th XXXXXXX
So just relax and wait for things to normalise which certainly will normalise provided you refrain from unprotected sexual activity and Ipill intake
No risk of pregnancy
Detailed Answer:
Sorry for the delay in response dear.
Yes that was certainly your period (on 30th may) so the tests are right and there is no risk of pregnancy.
Now the only issue left unresolved is the irregularities in period, it can persist for 2-3 months ar might get resolved with next period which can come anytime till 30th XXXXXXX
So just relax and wait for things to normalise which certainly will normalise provided you refrain from unprotected sexual activity and Ipill intake
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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