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Unprotected sex, too ipill
I had unprotected sex, took Ipill after 48 hours, exactly on 3rd may around 2AM. My periods date for this month was 19th. I don't know if it was periods or spotting, it started bleeding on 9th. The flow was very minimal that day, it was not like periods 1st day flow. The next day it was barely there and the colour of blood was brown.
Am I pregnant, should I get checked or is there any possibility of getting my periods on my original periods date for this month. What should I do?
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It could be a withdrawal bleeding under the effect of i pill.
Your last period was on 19 April.
You had sexual intercourse on 01 May. That was a very unsafe time as far as pregnancy is concerned.
Please get your beta HCG level done on 21 May if you don't get your periods by 19 May.
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The bleeding is not your period but side effect of pill called withdrawal bleeding..
Do pregnancy test if you miss your period date.
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