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Withdrawal bleeding for 5 days
On july 26 my girlfriend had ipill after 5 days she had withdrawal bleeding her next period came on 1 sept,then after that 30 sept. Her cycle length is 26-28 days. She expected period on 25 october.but on 23 oct means 2 days before period our regular contraception failed so she took ipill within 3 hours.she had withdrawal bleeding on 29 october night which ended on 3 november flow was regular.is there any chance of pregnancy?
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Unlikely but u can urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
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Less likely
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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U can go fr a urine pregnancy test
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