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Delayed Periods Even After Taking Regestrone. History Of Having Unprotected Sex Followed By Intake Of I Pill. HPT Negative. Guide
i had unprotected sex on 6 th july .. but ejaculation dint happen inside .. but for precaution i took ipill in 36 hours.. 6th july was my due date for periods.. i took regestrone on 10 th july.. i am nt getting into periods .. i even took d pregnancy test ..it was negative (on 12 th july).. what to do now to my periods..
Wed, 17 Jul 2013
hi,
welcome to HCM,,
as you said pregnancy test is negative and you have take i pill just for your information let me tell you...that even when ejaculation is not done inside ,still you carry the risk of pregnancy (because out of millions of sprems in each ml of semen 1 sperm is enough for pregnancy which can leak before ejaculation)
now do not worry as anxiety,stress fever,and other conditions usually can cause delayed periods..
wait for few days,do not take harmone tab.unnecessarilily as they have side effects..
get urine pregnancy done again,beta hcg levels,usg abdomen on advice of gynaecologist
bye take care
welcome to HCM,,
as you said pregnancy test is negative and you have take i pill just for your information let me tell you...that even when ejaculation is not done inside ,still you carry the risk of pregnancy (because out of millions of sprems in each ml of semen 1 sperm is enough for pregnancy which can leak before ejaculation)
now do not worry as anxiety,stress fever,and other conditions usually can cause delayed periods..
wait for few days,do not take harmone tab.unnecessarilily as they have side effects..
get urine pregnancy done again,beta hcg levels,usg abdomen on advice of gynaecologist
bye take care
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