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Bleeding after ipll
Hi, my sister on her 8th day of her period had sex with a comdom on and her guy didnt cum at all.. So to be on safe side she took ipill within an hour of sex. However after a week of taking ipill and sex she spotted blood which was just the first day of periods. Wat does this mean is it sign of pregnancy? Btw she suffers from PCOD her last period was 7th may and before that om 28th march..
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
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22 yrs exp
Pune
Take opinion from expert gynaecologist.... Have proper precautions always
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Dr. Harsha
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi there...the bleeding could be have occured because of the ipill she took. As it contains high hormones, it can cause irregular menstrual bleeding. it usually indicates that she is not pregnant. But you mist consider that sometimes irregular menstrual bleeding can occur because of pcod, fibromas, stress also. So please consult a nearby gynecologist for further evaluation. Also she can take a urine pregnancy test 10 days after the sexual exposure to rule out pregnancy.
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