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No bleeding after taking I Pill
Hiiii. We had unprotected sex 3 times in the midnight of 13th and 14th feb and my girlfriend took I Pill at around 10 in the morning on 14th. She had her periods on 6th of this month in the evening. She normally has quite an irregular period. Though she had some mood swings and little bit of pain, but there wasn't any bleeding. I am concerned about her. We both don't want to get pregnant now. Is there any serious concern or just any other normal case?
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Share details of her last period in Jan for me to guide you correctly...also withdrawal bleeding may or may not happen so that will not tell you if tablet has worked... connect with one online for detailed consultation
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Multiple episodes of sex decrease the efficacy of emergency contraception pill ..
chances of pregnancy are less but still there so if she does not get her periods by 6th of March she needs to do a urine pregnancy test to confirm pregnancy
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Need more details to guide you through
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