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Cramps and back pain after periods ended
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On 22nd of march i had my periods.
On 27th had unprotected intercourse. I had ipill after an hour on the same day.
On 3d April i was bleeding very very light ofr 3 days.. Like one pad was enough for 3 days.. But the color was deep red like periods.
On 4th of April i had my menses again it was fr 3 days
Now after my periods are over I still get the cramps and back pain and sometimes my legs also pain
Wht does this mean.. Are there still chances of being pregnant.
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Please check for the pregnancy and if the test is negative then there is no chance of pregnancy.
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Ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding
So this was a side effect of ipill
It has a high failure rate
U can be pregnant despite One
Go fr a pregnancy test
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