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I had unprotected sex on may 10th. I took a plan b pill for the first time. I am not on any other pill. I got my period on the 15th and it ended on may 22nd. I had a 2 week gap and got my period again on June 2nd- june 9th. I had unprotected sex on june 11th and there was not ejaculation. It us now june 13th and I have brown discharge.
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Its because you are taking emergency contraceptive pills on and off..plz do a urine pregnancy test..if negative consult a gynaecologist for a regular pill.
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