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We hve unprotected ex on 16feb just 4day after her normal period .... Ang after 8hr she has taken contraceptive pill levonorgestral 1.5mg......after that she has some problems like nausea.,stomach pain, nipple pain, white fluud from vagina, and 9day later from her normal period she has masturated again with smtime heavy... Smtime sliw and smetimes no blood..... Plizzz help is she pregnant or what is her problem?? I dnt wnt to becme pregnant sur pliz help
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Your partner is experiencing effects of taking the emergency pill. Have protected intercourse next time. Do not use contraceptive pills so frequently.
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Your partner has experienced side effects of emergency pill. The bleeding she experienced was withdrawal bleeding, which is expected after emergency pill. She's not pregnant. It's best to avoid emergency pills and switch to either OC pills or use condoms every time
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