I had withdrawal bleeding last month on 21st October as I had taken two unwanted 72 pills on 11th and 14th October. After that, I consulted a doctor and she said to take a home pregnancy test and that my periods may be irregular in the coming two months. I have taken 4 home pregnancy tests with Prega News and all 4 tests were negative, but I still have not got my periods. What should I do? Please help me out.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Taking two Unwanted 72 pills within a few days can disrupt your cycle for 1 to 2 months. Withdrawal bleeding after emergency pills is normal and not your actual period. If youve had 4 negative pregnancy tests, pregnancy is unlikely. Irregularity may also be linked to hormonal changes or stress.

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