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Got period for 1 day after intake ofipil
Hello,
Me and my partner had some private moments on 13th he used protection and he is sure nothing happened but I took an ipill for the first time the very next day in a state of doubt.
After I took the pill I experienced abdomen pain n a mild pain in breast which is now not there anymore after 2 weeks.
I got my periods on 22nd which last only for 1 more day i.e 23rd
Is this normal ?
I took several test before and after my periods via pregnancy kits which is a urine test and the results are negative till now.
Please suggest if there is any thing I need to worry.
Thanks
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As you took ipill the next day no need to wry about pregnancy and as it is a hormonal tablet irregular spotting or bleeding is common so no need to worry
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Scanty periods is a side effect of I pill
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If pregnancy test is negative then there is nothing to worry dear
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Relax
You will get your next periods as usual
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