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Withdrawal bleeding
I took i pill on 13 th may and my last period was 30 th may and on 25 may i have seen bleeding on my underwear in morning then pad is having very light kind of spotting or bleeding and other symptoms sane as period and my period date is 26 may
So its a withdrawal bleeding or implantation bleeding?
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Fr implantation bleed u should be pregnant
U need to wait till 31 may to find out as pregnancy cannot be picked up before a skipped period
Emergency pills are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding
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Your last period was on 30 April. You had sexual intercourse on 13 May. That was during the fertile window. So chances of conception are there.
Y you took i pill on 13 May. Normally you should have had withdrawal bleeding on 20 May. But this delay of six days is dicey. It can be implantation bleeding .
Now you have to wait for another 5 days to see if you get a proper period or not. That will confirm if you are pregnant.
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