After 3 months of missed periods it is always advised to first take pregnancy test then if its negative and penorit is taken, penorit is usually the combination of estrogen and progesterone pills which are taken to withdraw the bleed.Usually penorit is given for 10 days, morning and evening twice daily and its observed that menses resume after 10 days of taking the last pill.
Emergency contraception is a progestrone called Levonorgestrel. This has to be taken within 72 hrs of unprotected sex.Basic side effect is irregular bleeding, therefore possibilities of delay by 6 days or it has come early. If patient takes emergency contraceptive in 4th or 5 th day of period then cycle will come within a week.Bleeding can happen in 1 week and repeat bleeding after 1 more week.Patient may have no bleeding as this was not required hence cycle can be delayed by 3 or 4 weeks. there is no relation to menses which was delayed 6 days now as compared o last time.Emergency contraception should not be taken for regular contraception , if taken regularly this will cause irregular bleeding.
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If the patient is on oral contraceptive pills, then the pills are taken for 21 days, then 7 days pill free period, then 21 days pill period, then it goes on like that. So in this 7 days pill free period, the first day or the 7th day or any time in between will get the periods. So if the patient has taken the pill 21-7, 21-7, then the period will happen in those 7 days, then it is a consecutive pill, that is you have taken the pill without any gaps. So when you do that then there will be no period is between unless you have missed a pill of the consecutive 2 or 3 packets that you have taken and the periods will resume only when you have stopped the entire packets. So if it is consecutively taken then the periods will start only after stopping the consecutive packets or missing the pill or if it is intermittent it will happen in the 7 days when there is pill free period.
Oral contraceptive pills are basically taken to avoid pregnancy. So they are a means of contraception. So the basic work of this contraceptive pills is it gives the body enough hormones to the body in such an amount that ovulation does not happen, these pills have no relation with in future the patient not getting pregnant. So they act on that cycle to avoid ovulation. So basically you would have taken a pill for 1 year, 2 year, 6 year or 10 years, the month you stop the pill, the next month if there is no ovulation, you conceive. So the month you finish your pills, that is the end of the pill effect. The next month you can try pregnancy and get pregnant. Video Rating: / 5
Emergency contraceptive pills is called as LNG or the levonorgestrel which is taken within 3 days or 72 hours of unprotected sexual activity, Basically your expect a period after emergency contraceptive pills, maximum is say 2 weeks or 15 days. But there are times when you do not get a period after that, so such a case with negative urine pregnancy test, it doesn’t mean that it is a side effects of a pill. It just means that the emergency contraceptive pills, would have been taken very early that is early in the cycle and she would have taken. So there is nothing much to bleed. She would have spotted which she wouldn’t have realized, so there is nothing much to bleed. Second is complication of the pills, that is absent bled, so wait for couple of weeks, it will come, wait for few weeks If it doesn’t come then give a small hormonal pill and get a withdrawal bleed. so if the pregnancy test is negative, both the urine and the blood tests, then there is no periods after the emergency contraceptive pills, there is nothing to worry, just get it normally with a delayed period, withdraw it with a hormone and get it. Video Rating: / 5
