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My peroid Mainly start on 22nd on each month , this month it's came on 10 th , I had intercourse on 17 th of this month and I took IPill on same day, on 23rd bleeding start , first day 1 pad used, 2nd day two pad used ,3rd day three pad is used with pain is there and 4 th day again 1 pad used bleeding is less with no pain and 5 th day no bleeding happen but on 6th day again bleeding happen... kindly give suggestion for below query 1)if on 5th day bleeding is not there but why on 6th day bleeding happen. 2) is there is chance of getting pregnant 3) is it normal ... bleeding on 6th day after no bleeding on 5th day...kindly give suggestion and answer of all three query...please tell me what to do ...I m little scared...
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1. Day6 bleeding could have been a 24 hour old collection as there had been no external bleeding on Day5. It might have been dark & scanty. It is normal
2. Very very less likely
3. Yes. Refer above to answer 1
No need to be scared. You don't need to do anything.
Henceforth, use a regular method of contraception - oral contraceptive pills / condoms
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