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Periods irregular
I had my periods last on 27th March then on 31st March i had physical intercose but due to some reason the protection got damaged and for safety I took ipill and then on 7th again we did physical intercose and post then since 8th April i am facing reddish brown discharge What could be the reason for the same?
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Your period date was 27 March. If you have regular periods then the date of your ovulation would be 10 April. You had sexual intercourse on 31 March and 7 and 8 April. Due to the 8 April intercourse you can  conceive but that conception will occur when you have ovulation (sperms survive for 4-5 days) . So if you didn't take i pill after the intercourse on 8 April you should take it now unless you are planning a pregnancy. The brownish discharge will need evaluation by a physical examination.
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It's because u took i pill. Mostly u will get withdrawal bleeding/ spotting. It's side effect of emergency contraceptive pills
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Its  because of  Ipill.
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