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Had Protected Sex, Missing Periods. Had Mifepristone. Pregnancy Test Negative. Why Am I Not Getting Periods?

doctor i had protected sex on 30 jan i missed my periods by one month,,,,then on march 12 i had mifepristone nd misoprostol ..bt i dint get my periods. day before yesterday i took home pregnency test ,test are negative....nw again today i ve taken one tab of mifepristone...doc plz tell why m nt gettin my peiods?
Tue, 25 Mar 2014
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hi..you should take mifepristone and misoprostol only if you want to terminate pregnancy which you should first confirm. it is unlikely that you are pregnant since the test was negative. the reason for your amenorrhea must be hormonal imbalance. consult gynaecologist.
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Had Protected Sex, Missing Periods. Had Mifepristone. Pregnancy Test Negative. Why Am I Not Getting Periods?

hi..you should take mifepristone and misoprostol only if you want to terminate pregnancy which you should first confirm. it is unlikely that you are pregnant since the test was negative. the reason for your amenorrhea must be hormonal imbalance. consult gynaecologist.