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Plan b and Spotting
I took plan b on 9th of December after condom broke inside and got my period on 14th of December that lasts for 4 days and since 1st january I am experiencing brown spotting . Usually my cycle pattern is 26 days. Does plan b messed up with my periods? How long it will take to get my cycle pattern normal?
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It is due to side effect of pill
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Any hormones taken to avoid pregnancy or procure an early abortion can mess up with your periods.
Please wait for the next period. If that also is unsatisfactory then you should consult a Gynaecologist with all the details of your history and preferably an ultrasound scan of the lower abdomen.
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
29 yrs exp
Bhopal
Yes ,pill causes irregular bleeding and delays the period. Pill has high failure rate .
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