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I have outer body ejaculation near my friend genital area and i have taken ecp pill to avoid risk now i have some bleeding for 3 dats along with clotting so i have a doubt when she will have a proper period?? Or is she pregnant
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Bleeding after emergency contaceptive pill is common. Women will get normal menstruation from next cycle. In case of heavy bleeding (more than 4-5 pads a day) patient should meet a general physician or gynaecologist. But most of the times it is not a serious problem. To re-confirm lady should do urine pregnancy kit test after 4-5 weeks.
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wait and watch if bleeding is not heavy
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If suspected pregnancy from earlier intercourse (atleast few weeks earlier) then Urine Pregnancy Test should be done.
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No pregnancy
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No chance. But confirm by urine exam
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