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Blood clots discharge after taking ipill
I had unprotected sex on 4/08 and 8/08 , my next period date being 28/08. For both the times, I took ipill as a method of prevention,thereby having two pills in a week. And after a few days I have been discharging in the form of blood clots. It has been a week now. Is this normal? Am I pregnant? Will I have my next period on time? What should I do?
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Hello Ma'am. Very Good morning. As per your history given by you, I advice you to go for a pregnancy kit test at home to do it yourself with your urine. You can get result in just 10 -15 minutes after putting 4 Drops of the urine. Double red line means, you are pregnant & Single red line suggest you are still not pregnant. I think first of all, you should Rule out your pregnancy. One more advice Ma'am, this unwanted 72 pills are for occasional or seldom use. Kindly don't use it so often, because sideeffects are so dreadful. Please stop using unwanted 72 for regular use. It contains female Sex Hormones & cause Hormonal imbalance. Take care and have a hasty recovery. Bye.
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
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This is an ipill side effect ,u should not have taken these pills twice in the same month as it has a long term impact on menstrual cycle and fertlity.
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