Periods After Ipill - I Had Protected Sex Last Week But Since

Periods after ipill

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I had protected sex last week but since there were multiple acts i took an ipill. I have started bleeding now after a week though its not my periods date as of now. What is it??

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bleeding is because of the pill

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