Avoiding Pregnancy Problem - I Took Ipill And I Got Periods But

Avoiding pregnancy problem

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I took ipill and i got periods but there is no bleeding its very less and i hav stomach pain alott bleeding is too less wats the reason plzz tell Is this a sign of pregnancy

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