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Irregular periods after ipill
I had my November month periods on 7th November. I took an ipill on 14/15tb November. Had no withdrawal spotting etc
This month ( December ) I started bleeding on 6th December - very light
It is my 5th day that the bleeding is still going on - light and red .. should I be worried ?
My usual periods last 4 days and I have a very regular cycle of 28 days.
I want to know how long will this period last as it is very light and it's the 5th day. I also want to know when to expect January month periods ?
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Ipills can effect your periods due to hormones which affect your body.. Light bleeding, spotting can occur due to i pills.. you can wait for 7-8 days.. periods will regularised in months.. So dont worry
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You can have irregular periods which are different from what you usually get fmdue to the pills.
But do a pregnancy test to be sure , because pills have a failure rate
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