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Side effects of ipill
Me and my partner had unprotected sexual intercourse and she had to take 2ipill within a span of 72hours.after taking the pills she is feeling vomitting and lost her appetite.it has been 7days since she took the ipills.she did not get her periods as of yet.are the vomiting signs because of ipill or are they signs of pregnancy?
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It's just acidity. Ignore it.
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Ipill has some side effects, such as:
Nausea
Tiredness
Headaches
Cramps of the Stomach
Irregularities in Menstruation (delayed or early periods)
Levonorgestrel, which can induce allergies in women, is the active component of this pill.
In the menstrual cycle, this can cause abnormalities
It can cause vaginal bleeding or discharge that is unusual or unexpected.
It may cause physical pain, such as fatigue, dizziness, breast tenderness.
It will adversely affect your libido.
It can cause rashes on the skin
It may also react poorly with other medicines.
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