Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Thanks for giving detailed information. Followings are my comments:
1) Slight bleeding or spotting is mostly due to withdrawal effect of the I-pill in relation to
hormonal imbalance. It is a quite common & physiological phenomena. You wouldn't be worried about this. It will stop automatically within 2 to 3 days and no treatment is required usually. Just maintain your genital hygiene properly.
2) Taking I-pill within 19 hrs of unprotected sex gives more than 95% protection against unwanted
pregnancy. After that, you did unprotected sex again on 6th November (one day after taking I-pill) with pulled out method and not take any kind of emergency pill on that day. Theoretically, one I-pill can give protection for next 3 days.
Herein, chance of pregnancy is quite low but you need to confirm that by home pregnancy test after 20th November (2 weeks after last sex). Early test is less significant.
3) There are several causes of irregular delayed period like
Ovarian cyst, mental stress, over weight, PCOS (Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome), irregular diet habit, hypothyroid state,
pelvic infection etc.
Here, I suggest you to consult with your gynecologist for clinical examination and relevant investigation like pelvic
ultrasound scan, hormone test, LH/ FSH, blood sugar &
prolactin level etc to pinpoint the diagnosis. Proper treatment can be made after reviewing all test reports.
In addition, you must take low
carbohydrate diet with more green vegetables, drink plenty of water (3 lit/ day), keep bowel habit regular, do regular exercise to control body weight and always take sound sleep. Life style modification is must needed for you to regularize your cycle.
Hope, I have answered your query. If you need any clarification, you can freely ask me.
Wish your good health and practice safe sex next time.
Regards,
Dr Soumen
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