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2018-10-17 05:30:57
Me and my wife had unprotected sex 4th October. And she took unwanted 72 after that same day. Her last period date was 28th September. And she is having bleeding today 17th October,12am. Her normal next period will be around next week. And she has 28 days cycle. Is it early period? Is it normal? If it is not period then when she can get her period again? Is it related pregnancy? And my TSH count is 86.700
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Its a side effect of ipill Share TSH report with me for online consultation for details BeBorn Gynecology Santacruz Mumbai

Answered2018-10-17 05:55:46

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It is due to pill only.But her TSH level is very high.For this you should meet to physician and discuss with her.He will guide you properly and take medicine.Fir details contact me through practo online.

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