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Menstrual bleeding & I pill bleeding

2022-04-07 14:35:01
I completed my menstrual cycle on March 29th. I took an ipill probably on April 1/2( for the first time ever) By 7th of April I'm bleeding again. How long will this continue? When will I have my next regular period? Will this affect my health in any way?
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Ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding So what bur experiencing is a side effect Shud settle within a week Next period unpredictable Ipill has a high failure rate u can be pregnant despite One

Answered2022-04-08 05:25:45

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For a week

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It will continue for 3-4 days. It will stop spontaneously. Please don't take any medicine for it, certainly Tranaxa should never be taken for this.

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