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Brown Discharge

2017-09-02 09:56:46
I took the morning after pill (ellaone) 3 hours after intercourse about 2 weeks ago, my period is now about 8 -10 days late and I'm having brown discharge. What could this mean?
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You need to take a urine pregnancy test to check for pregnancy (just in case) as the morning after pill may not work in all cases. If negative this could be a hormonal effect caused by the pill. Wait for another week if your periods don't start you need to visit a gynaecologist who will examine you and will provide you with tablets to induce your menses.

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