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Nordette as ecp

By February 7, 2016 - 3:40pm
 
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My lmp was january 10 (regular cycle) me and my husband had a deed last januray 14 He ejaculated inside me, i took nordette as a ecp january 16 and 17. I experience back pain and lower abdominal pain i took a pain reliever. January 24 I had blood discharge for 3 days. Is it my period pr only the side effect pf ecp?
Then last february 6 we had a deed again he ejaculated inside me supposed to be my first day of period. But until now I did not have it bit I feel some cramps and lower abdominal pain. is there any possibilities that im pregnant? What are the things I should drink to have my period again? Thank you,

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Hello and welcome to EmpowHer,
First of all, nordette is not meant to be taken as emergency contraception. It prevents pregnancy by stopping ovulation, but it must be taken correctly in order to do so.
You symptoms could be side effects of the drug or pregnancy. It would be impossible to determine until you take a pregnancy test.
The are holistic methods of inducing a period but you will need to consult with a professional homeopathic doctor about that.
In the future I suggest taking emergency contraception or using a condom. But keep in mind that emergency contraception is not meant to be taken every time you have sex. If you plan to continue having sex on a regular basis I suggest you consider a more consistent form of birth control such as taking the full 28 cycle of Nordette.
Below I have pasted a link to a HER article which lists birth control options:
https://www.empowher.com/birth-control/content/choosing-right-birth-control-you
I hope that helps.
Faith

February 7, 2016 - 9:48pm

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