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Period problem and ipills
I had protected sex for the first time, but to be in a secured side, I took one ipill tablet. After 7 days I got my periods and I have pain in my stomach and chest also. Is this normal after taking the medicine or do I have to do something to reduce the pain? What food should I eat to reduce the pain? I have no idea please help me what should I do?
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It is normal after ipills
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Hot water bag to apply locally .take ajwainhalf TEASPOON n less than one fourthspoon black salt with luckwarm water. Pain abdomen relived.when you have PROTECTED SEX than no need of ipILL, tab meftal forte if required u can take one. Plenty of liquids. Light diet.ok.
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Plz mention the side of pain.
And does it happen before ,during or after meals ?
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You can take warm water and more salads to your meals.
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