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Delayed period. Had sex, no ejaculation. Taken I pill. Suggest?

Hie..I had my last periods on 23rd of march..on 29th of march I nd my bf did nt have an proper intercourse buit wer not sure whether the sperms hav entered the vagina bcoz there was ejaculation..I took an ipill within 2-3hrs...bt I hav stil nt got bleeding after almost a week of taking the ipill..r thr ne chances of pregnancy.??is it normal nt to bleed after a week of taking the ipill?.
Asked On : Fri, 5 Apr 2013
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Hi,
There should be withdrawal bleeding after taking I-pill.
As there is no period there is a chance of having pregnancy.
Wait till 7-8 days passed of your expected date of period and then go for pregnancy test.
Do not try any hormonal medicine now without consulting your doctor.
Ok and take care.
Answered: Sun, 7 Jul 2013
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