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Bleeding after taking contraceptive pill
I had my last period on 11th September. I took one tablet of Unwanted 72 on 24th September after having an unprotected sex on 23rd September. After that from 1st October I had the withdrawal bleeding. Today (4th October) the bleeding became quite little than previous days. And i can feel some watery discharge without blood. My questions are
1. When should I do the HCG test to know whether it is my normal withdrawal bleeding or bleeding for pregnancy?
2. If it is my normal withdrawal bleeding when can I expect my next period?
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1. Period delayed more than a week then do test
2. Yes you will get.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Now if you will do result will be zero.So do after crossing the due date Either through urine or blood.Bhcg is blood test and confirmatory also.If comes negative means no pregnancy.
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