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Bleeding without pain ,took i pill
Took ipill on 28 th dec , my period cycle was from 22 dec to 25 dec , on 18 th jan [ after 20 days of taking ipll ] I had bleeding which was light not heavier in flow , but colour was like as of periods , without cramp and pain that continued for 3,4 days ...today is 24 th January and I have still not got my periods
What was that bleeding , if withdrawal then how after 20 days , if not then what was it
And when I can expect my periods
Is there any risk of pregnancy???
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for confirmation you do urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Pratibha P S
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10 yrs exp
Bangalore
get a pregnancy test
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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You should check for pregnancy once. It can be withdrawal bleeding
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