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Bleeding after emergency contraception
Does withdrawal bleeding after ipill means no pregnancy? I want to know whether this is true or not. Please someone help.
withdrawal bleeding is due to the ipill. pregnancy might or might not take place cause emergency contraceptive is only 90 % effective in first 72 hrs. always do a pregnancy test to confirm
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Hello dear,
If you are worried about getting pregnant
Kindly do urine pregnancy test at home using a kit after around 10 days of last intercourse.
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I hope the bleeding is not from any abrasions in genital area.
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keep a close watch on your periods date.
thank you
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Bleeding after i pill is a common side effect of the pill.
It doesn’t ensure that you aren’t pregnant.
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Hi
Most likely
I pill gas high failure rates , definitely do a pregnancy test if u dnt get ur periods
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No
It's just a side effect
Ipill has a high failure rate u can be pregnant despite one
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