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Bleeding has been lighter and lighter
I had taken an ipill around Feb 25. Then I had heavy bleeding from March 15-20. Then I got lighter bleeding from April to 12-16. Then yesterday my bleeding has started but it's even lighter. Is it normal? Is it the side effect of Ipill?
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This can be because of hormone imbalance as well so you have to sort out with basic for my profile and ultrasound scan to find out if something is wrong in
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Might be but can be a hormonal change or very rarely a pregnancy also.dont want to scare you but what was your last period? Details needed.please consult online .check beta hcg to be sure
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. The bleeding this month has been before time . If you have been sexually active without precaution then you need to do preg test after 10 days otherwise this is your periods only .
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