Unwanted 72 after unprotected sex

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Asked for Female, 23 Years

Hi Dr I had sex with my bf on 8th February but condom was broken but he didn't ejaculate and I peed within 2 min and within 4 hour I took unwanted 72 and after 6-7 days I got heavy withdrawl beeding ( with chunks) that lasts for 4-5 days. My last period date is 20 january and I also took 1 ipill 3 months ago and I am comfused is I got early period or what. And I did urine test after 26 days with early morning urine with proper instructions written on the packet of pregakem and it came negative. Now I am really confused when will I get my periods. Can I count withdrawl bleeding as my new date. Is there any chance of pregnancy. Please help me doctor. Please reply asap. Thank you in advance.

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Dr. Shreedevi Tanksale Gynecologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Shreedevi Tanksale

Gynecologist 14 yrs exp Mumbai

Post ipill bleeding is common. Your next periods may be delayed. Visit gynecologist to know about your contraceptive options

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