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Light bleeding for 3 days after Ipill

2021-01-11 06:24:21
Took an ipill around my ovulation period. After a week later, very light periods started. Currently on my third day of light periods. Is this my normal period cycle for this month or will I have another menstruation cycle at my usual time, which is after 6 days. Is this normal?
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Hi, The pill has created a hormonal disturbance. Hence, it can be any of the scenarios. Heavy bleeding Prolonged bleeding Intermentrual bleeding Delayed cycles Spotting The normalisation of cycle also varies. It may take upto 1 month to a few months. Advice: use barrier method of contraception

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