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Had Intercourse And Took I-Pill. Had Bleeding. Period Is Late. Normal?

hello doctor,iam 23yrs old,i had an intercourse on 3rd feb and i had taken an i pill with in 48hours..i had bleeding with in a week aftr taking ipill fr 3- 4 days...i had my last period on 26th jan whch is nrmally fr 5 days...but aftr taking the ipill my periods are delayed for 20 days....what should i do.... is it normal....?
Fri, 26 Jul 2013
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Hi,
Emergency pill contains excess hormone enough to disturb the normal hormonal milieu of the body and this results in breakthrough bleeding and delayed cycles. If your cycle is delayed by more than two weeks, you should consult a specialist for a complete evaluation and further management. Taking the pill within the stipulated time interval protects from conception 99% of the time. Hope this helps. Take care.
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Had Intercourse And Took I-Pill. Had Bleeding. Period Is Late. Normal?

Hi, Emergency pill contains excess hormone enough to disturb the normal hormonal milieu of the body and this results in breakthrough bleeding and delayed cycles. If your cycle is delayed by more than two weeks, you should consult a specialist for a complete evaluation and further management. Taking the pill within the stipulated time interval protects from conception 99% of the time. Hope this helps. Take care.