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Bleeding after Ipill
My Fiance had her periods on 20th of last month. We had unprotected sex on 28th of the same month. She took an ipill right after 3-4 hours of having sex. She spotted bleeding on the 2nd of the next month. Now its been 8 days that she is having vaginal bleeding. We searched in the internet and found out that this bleeding is a side effect and is very normal and it will stop after 7 days. Today is the 8th day and she is still having occasional spotting once or twice a day. Now we are really worried how will it stop? Is she pregnant?
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Having intercourse on the 8th day of the periods will very unlikely cause a pregnancy.
However in case of doubt, get a urine pregnancy test done.
The irregular bleeding is due to the ipill. This will settle on its own in a couple of months.
Dr Sachin Dalal Madhu Hospital Bhandup West Mumbai
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Dr. Parag Patil
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Bleeding can happen for many days......upto the next menses.....meet a gynec for the same
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