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Doubt about pregnancy
I took ipill 4 times since 5 may, 1st 2 ipill i took due to condom rip but there was no ejaculation. I had bleeding first time after taking the 2 pills on 28th may. I took 1 more ipill on 3rd june and again on 9th june all within 24 hrs. We used condoms both the time and there was no rip but we took pills for precaution and there was no ejaculation then too. I started bleeding on 9th june again but it was very less and brown in colour the bleeding didnt stop till 17th june so i went to gyno and she prescribed pause mf tablet and to do a pregnancy test. I started medicine at 17 night and did the pregnancy test on 18 th jun morning which came as negative. Is it still possible that i can be pregnant.
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No , you are not pregnant , but you have abused the drug by taking erratically . Your whole pattern of menstrual cycle has been disrupted . First you need to stop taking ipill . Get yourself on contraception , like OCP, Cu -T , hormonal injections , etc which ever you prefer . Wait until your next cycle . You have to regularise the cycle first . Know about Menstrual cycle in detail .
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