Pregnancy is a beautiful moment in the life of every woman. Women prefer to plan pregnancy only at a certain age and condition. In such a situation, they make safe sex to avoid pregnancy all the time. At the same time, sometimes women also have unprotected sex, which can lead to unwanted pregnancy. Women are afraid of getting pregnant after having unprotected sex, so they take unwanted pills. After taking this, the question comes to their mind how many days after taking unwanted pills period can come, so that it can be confirmed that she is not pregnant?

Today, in this article, you will know that after how many days of taking unwanted pills, periods come -

Click on the link given here to buy Pushyanug Churna online which is beneficial in periods.

  1. Period comes after so many days of taking unwanted pills
  2. Changes in periods after taking unwanted pills
  3. Why do unwanted pills affect periods?
  4. Takeaway
Doctors for After taking the unwanted kit when periods will come?

Having periods after taking unwanted pills is a sign that the woman is not pregnant. Now the important question is when do periods come after taking unwanted pills? It can be a bit difficult to make an accurate estimate of it. The gap between taking unwanted pills and getting periods can vary from woman to woman. Still, if periods come after one week of the due date after taking unwanted pills, then it is normal. On the other hand, if the periods do not occur after 3 weeks, then there is a possibility that you are pregnant.

(Read More - Long periods treatment)

Unwanted 72 Tablet
₹99  ₹110  10% OFF
BUY NOW

Periods are normal in some women after taking contraceptive medicines, but changes can be seen in some women. These changes are as follows -

Click on the link given here and know the treatment for heavy menstrual bleeding.

Irregular timing

Periods may become irregular after taking unwanted pills. By taking this, periods can come sooner or later than their due date. According to research, the sooner you take birth control pills after having sex, the sooner your periods can start.

Click on the link given here and know the treatment for menstrual pain in detail.

Irregular time

The timing of periods as well as the duration may change after taking contraceptive medicine. In some women, periods may last for the same duration as usual, but in some, it may end sooner or later. Studies have found that taking the medicine before or after ovulation can cause periods to be longer than normal.

Click on the link given here and know the treatment for female infertility in detail.

Heavy or light bleeding

You may have lighter or heavier bleeding than normal after taking Unwanted Pills. If you have taken Unwanted Pills more than once a month, bleeding may be more frequent.

(Read More - How to get periods early)

Vomiting or nausea

Women may feel like vomiting or nausea after taking unwanted pills. Apart from this, women may also face headaches. Usually, these symptoms get cured after 24 hours. If periods come after unwanted pills, then there may be heavy bleeding. During this, you may also feel more tired and weak.

(Read More - What not to do during periods)

Consuming this medicine can help in ending the pregnancy. These pills prevent the egg from developing by using a synthetic hormone called levonorgestrel, this can help in preventing pregnancy. Levonorgestrel is found in birth control pills. These medicines can change the hormone levels. This can increase the hormone level in the body, which can affect the menstrual cycle. In this situation, menstruation can be premature or delayed. Also, there can be light or heavy bleeding during periods.

(Read More - How late can your period be)

Women Health Supplements
₹719  ₹799  10% OFF
BUY NOW

Birth control pills are used for women who have unprotected sex and want to prevent pregnancy. Unwanted Pills can affect people in different ways. So, it is difficult to say whether the periods will be late or early after taking this. Yes, even after taking the Unwanted Pills, if your period date slips ahead by a week, then, in this case, a pregnancy test should be done.

(Read More - 2 periods in one month)

Dr. Arpan Kundu

Dr. Arpan Kundu

Obstetrics & Gynaecology
7 Years of Experience

Dr Sujata Sinha

Dr Sujata Sinha

Obstetrics & Gynaecology
30 Years of Experience

Dr. Pratik Shikare

Dr. Pratik Shikare

Obstetrics & Gynaecology
5 Years of Experience

Dr. Payal Bajaj

Dr. Payal Bajaj

Obstetrics & Gynaecology
20 Years of Experience

Read on app