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Getting erratic bleeding due to ipill
I got my periods on the 1st to 7th of August then we had intercourse on the 8th n had n I had an ipill on the same day.16th i get bleeding with bloodclots for about a week.We had intercourse 2 times once on 21st night in which he didnt ejaculate inside me n the next afternoon wo a condom wo any ejaculation. I am getting some slight bleeding again today ie 29th of August. Am i pregnant? Note that my actual period date is 28th of August also the spotting is continuing from the week after the withdrawal period(period after the iPill from the 16th of August)
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By getting the pregnancy tests done it could be determined whether you are pregnant or not.
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Pregnancy test will tell you are pregnant or not.
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