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I m bleeding after 6 days of taking unwanted 72 from last 3 days. I took it on 10th of february just after the unprotected sex. How much days this bleeding will happen and when will I get my actual periods from now? My last period was on 6th of feb this month and my expected date of next periods is 2nd of march.
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Bleeding should subside in 4-5 days. You will get next period according to this bleeding. Do your expected date will change
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