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Condom Broke During Sex. Took Ipill. Periods Got Delayed. Pregnant?
Hi,i had protected sex with my boyfriend last month on 6th, Unfortunately the condom had broke during the act.I took an i-pill within 12 hours of the act.Same on 8th i had protected sex again and the condom was intact ,for a safer side i took an i-pill.later then i got my periods 10 days before my period date.I had bleeded for 4 days being average flow.My period date this month is 20,ive been delayed by 5 days.Am i pregnant ? Hoping for a quick response.Thank you
Tue, 29 Oct 2013
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Thanks for writing in.
You did a good thing by taking iPill for the first time because of condom break and as a precaution. You should not have taken iPill for the second time. iPill contains high dose of hormones and this can make your periods early or late.
The negative effects of taking iPill regularly is formation of large cysts in ovary, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and irregular periods leading to menstrual disturnbances and abdominal pain because of cysts.
It is likely that your periods have been affected by taking iPill twice. The periods will take two cycles to come back to normal.
Hope this helps
Thanks for writing in.
You did a good thing by taking iPill for the first time because of condom break and as a precaution. You should not have taken iPill for the second time. iPill contains high dose of hormones and this can make your periods early or late.
The negative effects of taking iPill regularly is formation of large cysts in ovary, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and irregular periods leading to menstrual disturnbances and abdominal pain because of cysts.
It is likely that your periods have been affected by taking iPill twice. The periods will take two cycles to come back to normal.
Hope this helps
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