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Mentruation few drops
I had unprotected intercourse 2 months back on 23rd march. It was my due date. I took the emergency contraceptive pill. I got my periods on 28th march and then on 1st may. My periods generally lasts for 5 days. It lasted for 4 days (the period that came on 1st may). I have ovarian cyst. This month I got my period on 25th may with few drops in the morning or day time and no bleeding all day long. This has never happened before. My exams are coming, it may be bacause of stress also but it has happened for the first time. Can I still be pregnant and if not, then what is it? What should I do?
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Thanks for sending across your query.
Don't worry, this is may be due to PCOD. If the problem is still persisting and not resolved, kindly consult your gynecologist.
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