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Took I pill but no spoting or sideeffect
Is It Normal If I Don't See Any Spotting Of Blood As I Was Told That I May See Spoting Of Blood After Taking I Pill (as a side effect) .. It's Been 15 Days That I Have Taken The Pill but haven't seen any side effects ..took the pill on 17 November. I Took It Within 24 Hours Of Unprotected Intercourse. My periods are due on 6 o 7 Dec according to my cycle.
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It is not necessary to have spotting after pill. It depends upon which phase of cycle you have taken it.
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It's not mandatory that everyone gets spotting
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Hi good evening
Thnxs for your question
I need complete information regarding ur menes pattern and last date of menes. On which date u did unprotected sex?
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