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Ipill bleeding
Had ipill on 24th
Withdrawal bleeding started 1 Sept which is dark brown.
Its been 10 days it hasn't stopped yet
My period date is almost here and I can see fresh red blood discharge also at times.
Is it my periods which is causing the long bleeding ?
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The dark brown spotting was the pill's hormonal effect, and the fresh red flow now, right around your due date, points to your actual period taking over. Once this flow finishes, the bleeding should finally settle.
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See a gynaecologist if the combined bleeding runs past another week or becomes very heavy.
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I pill can cause irregularities in cycles and prolonged bleeding
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Do a urine pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy related bleeding
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please take a proper contraceptive method other than emergency contraception
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This is a side effect of the emergency called withdrawal bleeding
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