Unprotected Sex. Periods After A Week. Periods Delayed This Month. Suggest
hi Dr. I need you help sir... i had unprotected sex with my boyfriend last month just a day before when i was expecting my periods. but i took the ipill and the period was delayed of about 1 week i.e. i got the periods on 9th march.. and this month, i was xpecting my periods on 3 april but still i am not in periods.. what should i conclude? sir please help me with this...
Your description suggests that currently your period is about two weeks late. It is certainly possible that you are pregnant. I would recommend that you obtain a pregnancy test (available "over the counter"), or make an appointment to see your family doctor or gynecologist (who can perform the same test in his/her clinic).
Remember that birth control pills are very effective, but must be taken EVERY DAY to work properly! For many women another option such as an IUD (intrauterine device) is a better option, because it doesn't require you to remember to take a pill (or do anything else, for that matter) every day. Talk to your doctor about other birth control options that you may find more convenient and effective.
I wish you good health, and thanks for your question!
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Unprotected Sex. Periods After A Week. Periods Delayed This Month. Suggest
Hello, and welcome to HCM! Your description suggests that currently your period is about two weeks late. It is certainly possible that you are pregnant. I would recommend that you obtain a pregnancy test (available over the counter ), or make an appointment to see your family doctor or gynecologist (who can perform the same test in his/her clinic). Remember that birth control pills are very effective, but must be taken EVERY DAY to work properly! For many women another option such as an IUD (intrauterine device) is a better option, because it doesn t require you to remember to take a pill (or do anything else, for that matter) every day. Talk to your doctor about other birth control options that you may find more convenient and effective. I wish you good health, and thanks for your question!