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Ipill problem
I took an ipill on 12th of may and the withdrawal bleeding started 19th and it still has not stopped. How much should you bleed for it to be normal? Do you think something happened? Please tell me. If its implantation bleeding or withdrawal bleeding. Am i pregnant? Why am I still bleeding? It's been three days. Also my periods time is still there. Maybe 13 days. But i am bleeding like periods. Please tell me a solution.
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You probably took an Ipill close to periods so you are getting withdrawal bleeding. It should stop in regular time.
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Your withdrawal bleeding started on 19 May (that was yesterday).
I am sure even 24 hours have not passed since then.
Please have some patience. Give it at least the time that you give for your normal period.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding
Which generally stops within a week
So as of now nothing can be offered
If u do not get ur periods on the expected date
U will need a pregnancy test
As ipill has a high failure rate
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
This bleeding is withdrawal bleeding of pill which lasts for few days .your period may be delayed. Take a urine pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy. Pill causes lots of hormone imbalance and harmful effects
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