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Periods / withdrawl bleeding
My friend took unwanted on 24th day of menstruation i.e on 2nd nov . Her expected period dates were 9 nov. She got bleeding on 10 nov . It was not that much in amount on 1st day . But norml at night. Now she is having confusion that whether its withdrawal bleeding or periods? Can u please help. As she had to do hormone profile day 2 . But she didnt go for it because of this confusion.
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It was a normal period. She took Unwanted 72 on 2 November (24th day of the cycle). That means her LMP was 8 or 9 October.
This time she got bleeding on 10 November. So that is OK.
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Best is to do a hormonal profile in an undisturbed cycle where u have not taken any hormones.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You only way to differentiate between withdrawal bleeding and period is pregnancy test
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