My period is six days late. Last month, I had my period on 9th, took an ipill, and then had another period on 21st. I recently did a pregnancy test, which was negative. What should I do next?

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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A 6 day delay in your period can happen due to stress or hormonal changes, especially after taking an iPill. Since your recent pregnancy test was negative, wait for another 5 to 7 days. If your period does not start, repeat a urine pregnancy test to confirm. If periods remain irregular, consult your doctor for further evaluation and cycle regulation. Maintain hydration, manage stress, and get adequate rest to support your cycle. Consider a Beta HCG test for a clear result.

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