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Delayed Menstruation By 8 Days

By yes_your_meowjesty September 24, 2020 3 answers Last updated September 24, 2020

Hello, I am 19 years old. In principle, my menstruation is regular and comes around the same date in February, it was February 17, but on March 1 I took the contraceptive pill Escapel and 5 days later (March 6) it came to me for 5 days, and in principle I bleed. between 6-8 days. Some time ago I was taking Escapel again and it was like that again, but my menstrual date changed and it came to me regularly. April came on the 2nd and according to the calendar I noticed that in May it should come on the 1st. It didn't come to me and I decided that I had made a mistake in the bills, I waited a few more days, but today it's my 8th and I don't even have symptoms that it will come to me. I'm sure I can't be pregnant, but I did a negative test just in case. I am asking for advice! There is no method that is possible to induce menstruation.

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theebillyporter answered · September 24, 2020

   Relax! After all, we are women, not watches. It is quite normal sometimes to be a few days late, sometimes from stress, sometimes for another reason. The important thing is not to panic. And these Escapel pills are full of hormones, so ... no wonder your body needs time to clear up, it's no coincidence that it has a limit on how many times a year you can take them. So don't panic. It was 2 weeks late for me, but I was studying for serious exams and I was under a lot of stress, but then my cycle came and everything was ok. If you are not pregnant, she will come, whether today, tomorrow or in 2 days, but she will come. Just calm down!

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miggy24 answered · September 24, 2020

   Hello, I am the author. Today the 10th day of my delay came. Maybe the pill is still working and I hope it will return to normal quickly.

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chichicheeks6996 answered · September 25, 2020

   To all the girls reading the topic: First of all, beware, there are enough contraceptives on the market. Second, escapella is a method of emergency contraception, a pill full of hormones that can have long-term effects, not just a month or two. Third - with such problems, normal people go to the doctor! Readers and writers are not babysitters, fairy tales, etc. I am writing this comment because I am tired of the crazy topics here on this and similar topics. Educate yourself, it is not difficult given the available information around us.