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Period or Miscarriage
So I was supposed to start my period on 12th June 2023 but It came a day early (11th June 2023). I feel like this happened because I took a morning after pill on the 4th week of May (I don't remember which date)
Anyway, this period is different. The first day was a hell. I got diarrhea and I was out fainting, in tons of unbearable pain that hasn't happened before and I got heat wave sort of thing, like my whole face and head would heat up and I was shaking and sweating. I remember this same thing happen once when I had an abortion and now I'm think could I have been pregnant and got a miscarriage due to the pill or it's just something normal.
Also, I'm not bleeding. I barely bled on the first day and it's not second and it's been night to now there's no blood on my pad.
Please help.
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You had your last period on 11 May.
You had intimacy around 25 May. After that you had an i pill.
25 May was a fertile window. It is possible that you could have conceived.
Please get your beta HCG level and sonography scan of your abdomen and consult a Gynaecologist for further management.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding
Not possible to predict if it's ur periods or a side effect of ipill called withdrawal bleed
U can go fr a blood test bhcg to rule out pregnancy
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