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Withdrawal bleeding after iPill
First day of my last period was on 19th May. I had intercourse on 24,25 & 26th May where my partner did ejaculate inside me. I took ipill on 27th May early morning and saw signs of withdrawal bleeding on the night of 5th June and had it till 11th June. I had dark red/brown bleeding (light bleeding) with uterine lining shedding. I did have some cramps like feeling for the first few days of withdrawal bleeding. On 12th June, I barely bled and saw minimal to no uterine line shedding. On 13th June morning I had similar withdrawal bleeding between 6:30-9am but after that throughout the day I had bright red bleeding with no uterine lining shedding (just like one bleeds during periods) but throughout the night I had minimal bleeding with some shedding. My next period is due on 18th June. Am I having an early period right after withdrawal bleeding. I’m very concerned with what is going on. Am I pregnant or facing a major underlying issue?
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You had sexual intercourse on 24, 25, 26 May. Please get your beta HCG level done on 17 June. If it is negative for pregnancy then you are not pregnant. For further clarification and scientific information you may consult with me on Practo. You will not get your periods on 18 June.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Get done urine pregnancy test and connect after that
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It could be either a withdrawal bleeding or pregnancy related bleeding. It is better to get an in person consultation with a gynecologist for check up and evaluation as you have already had bleeding for many days.
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