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Withdrawal bleeding
I had unprotected sex and two days later I took unwanted 72 after which I had heavy bleeding the next day and I have been bleeding since last 3 days. My last period date was 17th April but I have thyroid so the date keeps getting postponed. I am not able to understand anything. At night it feels like it is over but in the morning it starts again.
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Ipill or unwanted72 pills have high failure rate and there's a risk of ectopic pregnancy of you have irregular periods. The bleeding is a side effect of the pill.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal Bleeding
What you are facing is a side effect called withdrawal bleed
U need to also understand that emergency pills have a high failure rate
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