Jelly like discharge after taking ipill

2022-03-20 20:39:27
I had taken ipill on 23 and 24 of feb after having protected sex..just to be safe side..I have a regular period cycle but this month's I got my period on 5th March 10 days prior to the due date..lasted for 3 days...now after 11 days I saw some spotting  (small amount of blood) for last two days...today I noticed a jelly like discharge with brown discharge..is it the side effect of ipill?..is there anything to worry?
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If you had a protected intercourse why take I pill?? It's for emergency use to be taken once in a while.. All these are side effects of the hormones which the I pill contains.
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wait for the cycles to resume normally.

Answered2022-03-21 05:57:24

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You got your periods on 5 March (10 days before the period was due). That means you were expecting period on 15 March. You had taken i pill on  23 and 24 February.  You had bleeding 9 days after I pill. That was withdrawal bleeding due to i pill. So your cycle should be calculated from 5 March. Your Ovulation time should be around 19-20 March. You had spotting on 16 March. It almost fits into your cycle (but then your cycle will be 26-27 days instead of 30 days. You should expect your next period by 30-31 March. If you don't get your periods by then, please do urine pregnancy test and consult a Gynaecologist on Practo with all the details.

Answered2022-03-21 03:28:48

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Side effect of pill

Answered2022-03-21 03:25:41

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Bleeding post ipill is a side effect called withdrawal bleed It's not ur perids U need to understand that u can never be safe with any emergency pill Thy hv a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite one Thy are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding delayed periods

Answered2022-03-21 08:34:18

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