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Ipill query
Why does ipill cause bleeding? if taken once why does it cause spotting and sometimes brings periods early right? why does this happen? what is this blood? and if the bleeding continues for 5-7 days with a regular flow within day 25-30 of the cycle then can it rule out pregnancy ? if all home tests are negative after that? is it the uterine lining shedding off and preventing pregnancy?
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harmones vll have certain side-effects including irregularity
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Ipill is progesterone hormone , so it causes with drawl bleed
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It is side effect of ipill
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
It’s withdrawal bleeding due to I pill.
If you have got proper menses on your expected date, then no chances of pregnancy.
If you have missed your periods, then do urine pregnancy test.
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