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Hello me and wife had protected Intercourse on 18th Feb and for safe side she took ipill on 20th Feb than she got bleeding on 3rd March for two days the bleeding was same like her periods. We had Intercourse on 9 days before her next period. And after 10 days of stomach pain she again got her bleeding on 2nd March the bleeding was heavier than usual it lasts for 2 days and than no bleeding as she have very less bleeding on 3rd day. We both are worried of she is pregnant or not. All the symptoms before her bleeding was of period. Should we consider it period only? I am attaching a prescription please tell me the medicine name also.
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Dr. Payal Saini
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You should get a upt done. And the prescription written is not very clear you can send the photo. Of medicine if you have
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