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Doubtful about spotting (light bleeding)
. Me and my partner had intercourse on 5 March that was right after 7 days of her period . I had also taken unwanted 72 (contraceptive pill) because the condom broke down and now today that is 11 March i am getting light flow of light red blood ( looks like spotting ) with heavy pain . What is this ? Am I pregnant or is this a Side effect of pill ? Shall I have a pregnancy check with pregnancy kit ?
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Pls check once n see
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Side effect of emergency pill
U can be pregnant as any form of emergency contraceptive pill has a high failure rate
U can be pregnant despite one
So in case you skip ur perids
Go fr a Pregnancy test
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It is more likely side effects of Unwanted 72.
You had intercourse on 5 March and that was day 7 after the period. That was safe period. On top of it you have taken Unwanted 72. So chances of your pregnancy are very remote.
You wait for the date of next period. If it is delayed then only you should do urine pregnancy test.
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Dr. V.Suguna
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Might be side effects of pill becoz n number of complications..and menstrual disturbances occur with ipill wait for some more days
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