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Unwanted 72 on 2nd day of period
On 16th may, my friend's boyfriend touch his precum finger on the hymen of my friend, but do not put it in, so hymen is intact!
16th evening, my friend had her, period!
On 17th may just to be sure, she took and unwanted 72, then periodic bleeding stop completely on 19th
On 20, 21, 22 bleeding has started again..
Is this normal, when should she expect her next period, no penetration was done, please give detail answer. Can she be preganant!
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Its side effect of ipill
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U take ipill on ur own without understanding the disturbances that occur
Chances r mere
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Your friend had her periods on 16 May. Then she should not have taken Unwanted 72.
The period got disrupted temporarily and it restarted on 20 May (still continuing).
She should expect her periods around 17-18 June.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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No point repeating the same question repeatedly
The answer would remain the same
Ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding
What she is facing is a side effect of ipill
Unpredictable whn she can expect her Next period
As ipill is known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding delayed periods
Chances of pregnancy with this on day 2 of periods is unlikely
Hope u hv got a detailed answer this time
So that u wud not be repeating the same again
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