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Periods after ipill
Last period started on 20th June, had intercourse and took ipill on 30th June. started bleeding on 7th July, the flow was less than normal and blackish brown in colour, flow was less that usual and shorter, lasted for 4 days.feeling bloated and nausea at times. Can I be pregnant or did the pill work?
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Irregular cycle and scanty bleeding is because of I pill.....frequently taking I pill is not good for health..instead you can use contraceptive pills or condom....or can practice intervouse on safer days of cycle
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The irregular bleeding pattern is due to ipill
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Dr. Amlesh Kumar Gupta
General Physician
2 yrs exp
Gorakhpur
You need to do URINE PREGNANCY test ( preganews).
If it comes positive you might have been pregnant .. and its a sigh of early abortion.
If negative test then its just break through bleeding
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Tab Ovaral G 1 tab once daily for 21 days.. stop for 1 week and then 21 days stop for 1 week then again 21 days( 3 cycles)
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3 cycles of it will provide you contraception too.
instead using an ipill ....... use condoms ..they are more safe reagarding womens health
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