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Have Delay In Periods. Had Unprotected Sex But Took I-pill. Is There Chances For Pregnancy?

i had potected sex with gf but she had used I pill as precautioanry measure and she got her periods very well olast month but this month she is 4 to 5 days are over her due date, so can u please let me know whether the delay is caused due to i pill or due to some other reasons, also she has srarted working from last month and her scedule is very hectic.so is that also the reason for the dealy?
Mon, 6 May 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
The I pill definitely can delay or prepone the period by a week or more.
It is hence not recommended for use frequently.
Other causes of a skipped period are -
Anxiety, stress, travelling, exercise, lack of sleep.
Polycystic ovaries, thyroid dysfunction etc need to be looked into.
If you are sexually active, a pregnancy test is in order, even if intercourse was protected.
Take care.
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Have Delay In Periods. Had Unprotected Sex But Took I-pill. Is There Chances For Pregnancy?

Hello Thanks for your query. The I pill definitely can delay or prepone the period by a week or more. It is hence not recommended for use frequently. Other causes of a skipped period are - Anxiety, stress, travelling, exercise, lack of sleep. Polycystic ovaries, thyroid dysfunction etc need to be looked into. If you are sexually active, a pregnancy test is in order, even if intercourse was protected. Take care.