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Ipill , withdrawal bleed
Hi, we had unprotected sex and we thought that there might be a chance of pregnancy but we weren't sure, so we decided to give her ipill. This happened on 14th day after her last periods ended and her period cycle is 32 days. She took ipill within 3 hours of unprotected sex.
She is having normal side effects like dizziness, tiredness fatigue and stomach pain.
So i wanted to ask that
Will there is a withdrawal bleed? Or will she bleed before her next periods?
And is it important to bleed after taking ipill?
What if she doesn't bleed?.
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For it to called withdrawal bleeding she needs to have bleeding. Some women don't get withdrawal after taking I pill so it is ok.
If the stomach pain is severe visit a Gynaecologist
If not wait till her period date and get a urine pregnancy test done
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