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Mild Cramps on 5th day of cycle
My periods came on 3rd July, it was a normal flow but I am still having mild cramps and mild back pain. My last two LMP were 6 may and 4th June. I have taken the ipill on 26th June because of condom failure. I have done the UPT on 2nd July and it was negative
I was taking oral contraceptive pills (yamini) from April 2023 to April 2024. I have stopped taking it in May and June but my periods came on time now I have started yamini pills on from 3rd July (first day of period). I am having mild cramps and mild back pain on the 5th day of cycle?
Please let me know can I be pregnant?
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Your i pill was too close to the expected date of the next period. Hence the problem.
Please try not to take an i pill just 5-6 days prior to the expected date of your periods. Maybe you will have normal periods next time.
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