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Irregular Periods
I had my normal cycle from 21st to 24th January.
Before that, I had taken ipill on 13th January. After that, I had again taken ipill on 29th January.
And I started bleeding on 4th February but this time blood colour is black and not that much heavy flow as compared to normal period flow.
What does that mean?
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You are taking I pill rather too frequently. First time you took, it lead to withdrawal bleeding. Second time you took rather soon. The lining of the uterus was not developed and you had dark blood. It will also pass off.
Please use a regular contraception device.
You may consult me on Practo for further information and discussion.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding
Bleeding post ipill is a side effect called withdrawal bleed so whn was day one of period before the ipill intake on 13 jan
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