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Spotting after ipill
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I have taken an ipill on 14th May(with around 32 hours). There was no penetration or intercourse. But involved in intimate rubbing with penies and there was ejacuation outside.No ejacuation inside. Took ipill for safety purpose. On 20th May spotting was observed. And on 21st May bleeding like normal period. Last period was on 7th May. Is there chance for pregnancy? Is this bleeding normal? Seems like an early period. Is it ok?
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Taking an iPill can alter the cycles, as it has hormones which control the menstrual cycle.
There is no need to worry. As there was no intercourse, in the first place.
You can relax.
Although if you are not sure about penetration and still fear pregnancy, you can get one UPT [urinary pregnancy test kit] done.
Rest Iâ can assure you, that. you will be fine.
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