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Irregular periods after taking I pill
I took I pill and got my period 10 days before my regular dates, it was heavy and lasted complete 5 days.
14 days after the period, I'm now getting some period blood in negligible amount. Won't call it spotting since it's not blood but discharge mixed with blood. Is it because of the side effects of the pill?(feels like period discharge)
Should I be concerned?
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Cycles are generally disturbed after ipill no need to worry
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Mostly due to ovulation
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I pills disrupt the normal hormonal cycle in females resulting in withdrawal bleeding after around 5 days. A few irregular cycles have also been observed in many cases following its use. Have patience.
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Menstual regulation may be recommended if the condition persists
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Practice protected sex if pregnancy is not desirable
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