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I had a sexual intercourse around 28 aug & i took unwanted 72 the same day. My cycle due on 20th every month On 7 sept i got some bleeding which lasted for 1.5-2day The flow was very light as compared to my regular cycle & i had minor cramps What can be that bleeding?? Period?? Withdrawal??
What can be done?? I even got a blood test done on 11 sept HCG FOR IT level was 2.20 Its 30 sept can i take another pill?
Also, i am suffering from pcos & hypothyroidism & take 100mg(50mg - 2 tablets) daily morning empty stomach
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Please repeat bhcg after a week and one serum TSH also
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B HCG is negative for pregnancy . preferably take medicine for your period and choose a regular birth control pill..
Emergency pills have unpredictable effects and failure rates as well
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