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Bleeding after eating unwanted pill
On February 21 i started my periods and on 25 Feb my periods ended. I had unprotected sex on 26 February and i ate unwanted pill with in few hours of unprotected sex. Today is 4 March and i am having bleeding. Bleeding is not light or heavy. It's in moderate ammount. what to do? Is this preganancy?
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It is the effect of Unwanted 72.
Please don't try to stop it by hormone treatment. It will stop after 5-6 days. After that your periods will be re-set as per the date of 4 March. So you should expect your next period by 3-4 April.
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Hi good morning
Thnxs for your question
Why u ate unwanted pills.?
U did unprotected sex on non risky days so no need to take hormones pills.
I pills make ur period irregular for one month.
For bleeding u need to take medicine.
U did unprotected sex on non risky days so no worries abt pregnancy.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
That's a side effect of ipill
Called withdrawal bleed
Yes u can be pregnant as emergency pills hv a high failure rate
U need to wait till a skipped perid to find out
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