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I had withdrawal bleeding after iPill very close to my period dates (5days before) for 5 days. Will my periods come again tomorrow or those shall be considered my periods and then next date should be according to withdrawal bleeds date? My safe and unsafe dates are also changed accordingly? Is my cycle altered accordingly?
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YES YOUR SAFE AND UNSAFE PERIOD WILL GET CHANGED DUE TO THIS IPILL IRREGULARITIES IN NEXT CYCLE MIGHT OCCUR BETTER TO CONNECT ONLINE FOR CONTRACEPTION ADVICE
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