What Causes Delay In Periods, Nauseous And Tenderness In Breast?
Hey I m 20 years old and well I took 2 plan bs within 3weeks of each other in December but my period came on December 11th,.well Christmas I stayed by Charles house or whatever and we did it but we never really used condoms he normally pull out but he didnt,.he brought another plan b but I didn t take it cuz I refuse to take anymore,.but I m 20 days late now with no signs that my period even trying to come on,.but we took a test Jan 22 it was negative but I been having tender breast,I m always sleep,I be feeling nauseous a lot too not throwing up just nauseous,.and I just dk..
Hi, Emergency pills contain high hormone content and are meant to be used only once or twice a year. Since you have consumed two pills in a single cycle, you seem to have hormone disturbance. The bleeding you have seen is due to the withdrawal effect of the pills. Usually, even after a single pill, the next natural period is delayed by a week or two. Now, in the current scenario, you need the help of a specialist in person to evaluate you clinically and plan further management. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Delay In Periods, Nauseous And Tenderness In Breast?
Hi, Emergency pills contain high hormone content and are meant to be used only once or twice a year. Since you have consumed two pills in a single cycle, you seem to have hormone disturbance. The bleeding you have seen is due to the withdrawal effect of the pills. Usually, even after a single pill, the next natural period is delayed by a week or two. Now, in the current scenario, you need the help of a specialist in person to evaluate you clinically and plan further management. Hope this helps.