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Doubtful Pregnancy In periods
My friend took an I pill for the first time just in doubt since she was unsure that whether she has concieved or not as no actual intercourse took place only the parts got touched but she took an I pill the very next morning. She was on her periods during all this Time. The day she took I pill was her 3rd day. She bleeded on her 4th day as she used to but from 5th day there was only a bit of brown discharge and she is experiencing a bit of pain. Does she needs a pregnancy test?
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I need complete information regarding her menes pattern and last date of menes.
ON which day of her menes she took pills?
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
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She doesn't need a pregnancy test and there was no need to take an emergency contraception pill at all during this time.
Now she cn hv irregular bleeding in this cycle or next cycle delayed due to hormonal disturbance
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