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Periods after 10 days
My friend got her periods after 10 days, she is not sure whether this is periods or not, as it is not the usual way, (less bleeding); continuing from 2 days now, she is also having a burning sensation in vagina. I took ipill on the 6th day of my periods.
Last date period = 23/aug
Cycle = 24 days
Had pill = 27/Aug
Periods spoting = 3/Sep
Thanks in advance, plz respond ASAP my friend is actually worried
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Bleeding was because of ipill. Moreover there was no need to take that as that was ur safe period.
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Though it's unfortunate but normally it happens with such pills, don't make such habit of emergency pills, be on protection. If It persist more plz consult Gynaecologist. Take care
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Dr. Mamta Pattnayak
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Gurgaon
This is normal to got periods after taking i pill. But definitely burning in vagina may be due to any urinary or any vaginal infection. And also if missed the periods than dont forgot to do urine Pregnancy test.
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Dr. Ratna Saha
Gynecologist
24 yrs exp
Kolkata
Don't worry.the bleeding due to taking of ipill.it's normal
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