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I had unprotected sex for 30-45sec last Monday and after a week today i am bleeding. Am I having periods or I'm pregnant? Please help. Also I took Ipill within 12 hours of unprotected sex. I didn't had nausea or any other symptoms . Please help! Also my period date we're of after 1 week according to the time I had sex so I'm bleeding on my periods date? Is this period or I'm pregnant?
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The bleeding you are hvng could be either your normal periods or withdrawl bleed due to pill. It doesn't seem like pregnancy. Nothing to be done. Just observe when your next periods will come after this
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