So I have taken unwanted-72 which is an emergency contraceptive pill contains levenogestral synthetic hormone in the month of September after that I got my periods in the month of October it was one day delayed from the expected date. In the month of November and December I got it early from the expected date. But in this month that is for January 2022 it is due my expected date has already been passed. I am just feeling mild cramps, bloating and some creamy discharge from past 6 days. I used to have regular cycle before taking the pill. Please someone say what's going on?
Does emergency contraceptive pill irregular your menstrual cycle for more than 3 months?
Question posted by Anonymous on 15 Jan 2022
Last updated on 24 January 2022
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LousArk
15 Jan 2022
Yes, it can sometimes cause your menstrual cycle to be irregular for months after use. It is a huge dose of artificial hormone for your body to deal with.
Inactive
15 Jan 2022
Thank you for your reply. I was panicking alot. This issue will resolve on its own?
LousArk
15 Jan 2022
It should do, yes.
You are very welcome.
LousArk
15 Jan 2022
You can always try a natural product called Vitex to get things regular again. That helps a lot of women. Worth looking up.
Inactive
16 Jan 2022
Does it has any side effect? Because I really don't want to put any further pressure on my body
Inactive
16 Jan 2022
Have you ever faced this irregularities in periods for months after taking levenogestral pills? Just a personal question. I am really worried!
LousArk
17 Jan 2022
Yes, I have.
Inactive
24 Jan 2022
Hii, after a stressful week finally I got my periods. Thank you for your kind words during those days! I used to read your message again and again whenever I get panick.
LousArk
24 Jan 2022
You're very welcome. Glad it helped.
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