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sussiuz :

me la tomé el 1ro de jun y estamos a 26 y no me baja

2026-06-26 09:10:41

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Ani💚💥 :

yo llevo 21 días y no me baja

2026-07-21 23:51:18

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❤️MEDINA💚 :

a mí me vino la menstruación el 15 de septiembre y el día 30 de septiembre tomé la pastilla de emergencia para el día de hoy llevo 26 días de retraso me hice una prueba de embarazo en orina en sangre y las dos me salieron negativas pero aún no me viene mi regla

2025-11-08 21:21:27

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Lara_gauto :

pero tome la pastilla post day y solo paso 6 dias que habia tomado, ahora me bajo sangrado el 11 hasta 13 de mes y ando asustada

2025-11-17 03:17:22

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Maria Muñoz :

voy para dos meses que no me baja ya me hice tres pruebas de embarazo y nada

2025-10-15 17:05:37

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Rubs :

yo me tomé la pastilla del dia siguiente el 15 de noviembre y según mi app el 11 estaba ovulando y me tenía que bajar el 26 de noviembre , llevo 13 dias de retraso

2025-12-08 07:02:45

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Chapiss Valdez 😚 :

30 días de retraso es normal ?

2025-11-25 17:12:32

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La anny💨 :

yo tengo 19 días de retraso 🥲 2 pruebas de orina negativas y 1 de sangre también

2025-12-08 21:57:56

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Jeanine✨🫀 :

mi postday ya tiene 12 años 🫠

2025-10-17 04:10:33

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Jenny morales :

que pasa si ya tome como 10 pastillas al mes

2025-10-18 15:15:47

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Marisol Ramirez :

por qué no me baja si el mes pasado me bajó normal me tomé una pastilla en 19 de octubre y como el 24 me bajó normal y ahorita todavía no me baja

2025-11-29 13:44:34

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Yeeb 🌙❤️‍🔥 :

yo tuve relaciones al siguiente dia de que termino mi periodo de menstruación me tomé la pastilla al dia siguiente... me bajo ala semana solo 1 dia pero con cólicos y ahora llevo 3 dias de atraso ... 😳

2026-08-07 15:45:09

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𝓙𝓾𝓵𝓲𝓪𝓷𝓪 :

yo la tome el 13 y el 28 29 tuve un manchado marrón y esperaba el periodo el 2 el 10 me hice una prueba de embarazo y salió negativa y aún no me baja

2025-10-31 02:28:30

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darlys_camacho🇻🇪 :

Ya tengo tengo 16 días de atrazo,

2025-11-24 10:29:32

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jennifer🍒 :

yo tengo 9 días de retraso estoy asustada 😩

2026-01-08 04:59:06

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bianquita 🍒 :

ya se va acabar el mes y aún no me baja 😭

2025-12-28 14:34:28

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Evelin Hernandes :

ya llevo dos meses que no me baja y soy irregular 🥺

2025-10-28 04:18:05

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LIZ💓 :

Ahorita mi pastilla del Dia siguiente tiene 4 añitos pero no me arrepiento por algo llegan es un amor 🥰

2025-10-15 16:20:33

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ᴸᶦᵃᵐ :

me la tome el 14 y aun no me sagra y estoy a 6 dias de que me baje

2025-10-18 04:49:39

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Maria Muñoz :

necesito que me explique. algo yo me tome la pastilla un 8 de septiembre me tedia que bajar un 19. de septiembre no bajo y tampoco en octubre osea sobre el tiempo en realidad un mes y trece días que me la tome. porque yo me la tome previo a la llegada de septiembre entonce es hay yo digo que llevo dos meses de retraso a solo es uno

2025-10-22 00:57:22

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gorditadechicharron :

No me baja ya tengo 8 días de retraso, y cuando tuve a mi primer bebé tenía cólicos y dolor JUSTO COMO AHORITA 😞

2026-02-20 19:38:32

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crm Romeo :

yo tuve relaciones un día antes de la ovulación, en la ovulación me la tomé, a los dos días me puse el Diu de emergencia y antes de que me bajara tuve manchado rosita luego me bajo normal y de nuevo sangre rosita

2025-10-15 05:39:43

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💙 :

yo llevo 25 días y no estoy en embarazo

2026-02-03 02:15:34

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. :

me tomé la pastilla del día después al día siguiente tube el sangrado de prevención dure una semana así y mi perdió me llegaba el 13

2025-11-27 02:56:27

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🔥Chiquisঔৣ👑 :

dra. Mi periodo fue el del 1 de nov al 5 y posterior tuve relaciones el 25 puedo estar embarazada? pero me tomé la postday según mi calendario hoy me debía bajar pero nada; no se me ha bajado solo me siento húmeda y me da mucho miedo! por qué así me embaraze 😔y según yo no estaba en días fértiles

2025-11-28 21:12:34

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