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Pregnancy related issue

2022-09-13 05:04:43
My last period was on 27th August, i had protected sex with my partner on 3rd and 4th September and took an ipill on 5th September in the evening. I got few brownish discharge since two days. I am worried if it might be something related to pregnancy.
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Answered2022-09-13 05:57:13

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

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Emergency pills hv a high failure rate U can be pregnant despite One Wait till 27/9 to find out

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Not related to pregnancy . I pill has LNG probably because of that . But to confirm , lets connect

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