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Less periods after using pill
I missed my periods for 6 days and I went for pregnancy test .it is found positive.after I used pill to stop pregnancy but I made mistake while taken.as per direction I have to taken second pill48 hours after first one.but I had taken it after 24 hours.there occur only thin bleeding for about 2 days.after I again test with pregnancy kit now it is negative.please tell me about now what I do so that I have full time periods.
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Never take these medicines on your own
You will land into trouble if it's an ectopic pregnancy
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Consult gynecologist. Don't do self medications.
You should have done ultrasound to confirm pregnancy first.
Now consult gynecologist as soon as possible and get local examination done with an ultrasound. Rule out any extra uterine pregnancy.
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Dr. K.S. Walia
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You should consult a Gynaecologist and get an ultrasound lower abdomen to know the diagnosis.
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