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Bleeding after ipill
I had my periods from 11th to 13th October. I had unprotected sex on 16th October and I took ipill within 15 hours. From 23rd October I'm having bleeding. It stopped for few hours, again on 24th October it started. I am scared. Is it normal? I'm having slight backpain nd abdominal pain. The bleeding is bright but mid heavy.
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One pill may cause side effect...u can use trapic mf twice daily if u have pain
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Yes its a withdrawal bleeding
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hi
Dnt use I pill as contraception.
It causes hormonal.imbalance .
It's withdrawal bleeding
Next Steps
visit gynecologist
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u need proper contraception
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Dr. Asha.Khatri
Gynecologist
49 yrs exp
Bangalore
I pill does have side effects! Since you had your period on 13 october and on 16 october unprotected sex , no chance of ovulating so no pregnancy . The bleeding turns erràtic due to the i pill. Can use Tab Trapic 3 times a day for reducing the bleed. Wait till the effects wear our and you get your natural period .
Next Steps
wait for some time . 2 can use Tab Trapic .E for the abdominal pain andcreduction in bleeding .
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Do not use I pill for contraception. Follow safe period. 2. i pill can still cause a pregnancy and may go for an Ectopic pregnancy.
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