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Bleeding after taking ipill
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Respected mam/sir
I had unprotected intercourse with my girlfriend on 11 oct and she took pill on that day. Her periods hit on 30th oct. We had unprotected intercourse on 4th and i gave her the pill(unwanted 72). Her periods ended on 5th november. She started bleeding with abdominal pain again on 9th of november. The bleeding was heavy on first day and became lighter with each passing day. The bleeding stopped on 12th november. I m concerned and tensed about her health. Is there any chance of getting pregnent?. Should we concern a gynecologist or this is normal.
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THIS BLEEDING IN NOV . WAS WITHDRAWL BLEED DUE TOPILLS THAT SHE HAS TAKEN IF STILL U HAVE DOUBT OF PREGNANCY GO FOR S. BHCG TEST
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
After emergency contraceptive pill she got withdrawal bleeding.But sometimes with bleeding pregnancy is continuing So get done Bhcg It is blood test and confirmatory also.If comes negative means no pregnancy.
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