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Kajka (Anonymous, 83.23.230.) Warszawa 7 months ago

Can EllaOne postpone menstruation and do pregnancy tests 22 days after intercourse give a reliable result?

Good morning. Intercourse 15.11 the condom broke. After 16 hours, I took the EllaOne pill and did not vomit. Planned menstruation 06.12. I didn't get my period so I did 5 tests today. They all came out negative. It's been 22 days since intercourse. Should you trust testa then? Can the lack of period be caused by the pill?

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Kajka (Anonymous, 83.23.230.) 7 months ago

I got my period! As much as 10 days after the due date. Girls, I'm really writing to you, don't be afraid, don't do 20 tests. In my case, everything pointed to pregnancy. Today I did two morning urine tests 30 days after intercourse and they are negative. Plus I got my period. Heavy bleeding, but there it is. I'm sure everything is ok!

Angelika Talar-Śpionek Pharmacist, Editor

7 months ago

The pill may cause a delay in menstruation. Everything indicates that you are not pregnant.
The result of the test performed 22 days after intercourse is already reliable and in such a situation pregnancy can be ruled out.

I've attached a link to a helpful post:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/22517/ellaone-czy-ellaone-wplywa-na-miesiaczke

Kajka (Anonymous, 83.23.230.) 7 months ago

Today I did two tests again and both were negative. I still don't have my period. Today is the 35th day of the cycle.

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