After stopping birth control pills

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

I have been married for 6 months now and been on regular birth control pills. We planned to stop it to give my body a break. So I got my periods like always 5 days after I stopped pills. We had unprotected sex 2 days after periods stopped. Now, 5 days after my periods stopped, I found a little blood stain again. Like bleeding on the last day. I am 27 years. Recently detected with diabetes and also had cyst problems earlier. Please suggest what could be the cause and does this mean pregnancy? We are not planning a child right now. I took a urine test kit and it showed negative. Please help. Thank you doctor.

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Dr. Arun Kumar C Singh Diabetologist 18 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Arun Kumar C Singh

Diabetologist 18 yrs exp Delhi

At first if you are not ready for pregnancy please avoid unprotected acts. Little bleeding could be caused by local pathology of genital tract. But if it occurs again, consult a gynaecologist.

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