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Stomach pain
My girlfriend and I got intimated on 26 October and the rubber broke down. After that on 27 October she took ipill. She got her periods on 4 November ( it was not light bleeding or spotting ) its heavy bleeding like that of periods but only for 2 days. After that on 10 November her stomach started paining in lower stomach. On 11 November she took urine preganancy test but that was negative. But the pain continuous till now. It's not regular pain, in the morning daily, she is alright like nothing happened but between the day her pain starts. Also she is feeling gas in her stomach all the time.
What can we do in this scenario?
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
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Consult gynecologist
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Any bleeding post ipill is a side effect called withdrawal bleed n not ur period
Whn was day one of period last?
Whn was day one of period last before ipill
Ipill has a high failure rate she can be pregnant despite one so do a pregnancy test if she ha skipped her periods
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