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2024-05-03 12:42:53
I had protected sex on 3rd day of period and took an ipill within 24 hours. Will I still get withdraw bleeding as I was already menstruating. Or is it possible to not get a withdrawal bleeding and get a menstruation cycle the following month.
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Answered2024-05-03 14:00:54

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Answered2024-05-03 12:47:12

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Withdrawal bleeding is just as side effect and Side effects may not always manifest

Answered2024-05-04 10:58:09

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Answered2024-05-03 13:34:22

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Withdrawal bleeding is not always there. But usually it occur after 7-10 days of intake of I pill irrespective of your periods

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