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Withdrawal bleed & Early induced period?

2018-03-07 22:36:31
Some doctors said, the bleeding which occurs within 72hr after taking i-pill is withdrawal bleeding. You moy or may not get it. BUT The bleeding which occurs after 7 days of taking i-pill is called early induced period which either stay for 2 or 4 days, which means the ipill worked and i am safe and this is my new period cycle. IS THIS TRUE ? PLEASE ANSWER IN DETAILS.
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please do a pregnancy test and beta HCG first to rule out chances of pregnancy ..if both negative you are safe and it's a new cycle
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use of oral contraceptive pills consistently...it will keep your hormonal balance along with contraceptive benefit

Answered2018-03-10 17:43:14

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