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Ipill and withdrawal bleeding
I took ipill twice within a month in a space of 20 days, there was withdrawal bleeding the first time, but no withdrawal bleeding the second time, we used pull out method both times. Took the ipill as a precaution both the times. First time I took it within 8 hrs, the second time I took it within 25 to 30 hrs. My monthly cycle is being delyed, and there is no withdrawal bleeding after exactly a week after taking the ipill. Should I be worried about being pregnant ? Please answer, thank you !!
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Frequent use of emergency contraception is always associated with complications.
From your story I can say that you should do urine pregnancy test about 3 weeks of the second intercourse . If negative you may consult with a Gynaecologist on Practo for further management.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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Withdrawal bleed is just a side effect
N side effects do not always manifest
Ipill has a high failure rate
If u hv skipped period u need a pregnancy test
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