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Abdominal pain after ipill
My last period was 13th-18th July. I had regular cycle. Had unprotected sex on 20th july and had Ipill on 21st. Also, had to take another ipill on 26th July. Started spotting on 26th July and its been 5 days of spotting/withdrawal bleed.
Today, i am experiencing stomach pain/spasms which are moving. Is this also side effect of pill? Is it normal to experience pain so many days after taking the pills?
Since I took pills very close to when my period ended, I dont think I should be worried about pregnancy right since most probably ovulation didn't happen when I consumed them?
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These are the side effects of I pill no need to get worried
But if you miss your next period do get upt checked
See how cautious we are but still there will be chances of getting pregnant
If your sexually active pls do use other contraceptive methods
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