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Having Cramp After 2 Days of taking ipil
Her last period was from 24Oct-28Oct and After 5 days on 2nd Nov we had Protected Sex And I did Not Ejaculated on her But After we we were done I threw my Condom in the dustbin And I forgot to wash my Hands with Soap, And only used Water to wash, After that I fingered her for which iam sure my hands were totally dry when I did but then we were not sure if it was safe or not safe so she took an ipill on 3rd Nov Between 24hrs, And then since 4th she's having mild cramps on her lower abdomen but she didn't had withdrawal bleeding and it's her 7th day after taking the pill, is there any matter of concern Doc ?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Withdrawal bleeding is just a side effect
It is not always mandatory to get this side effect
You need to keep in mind the high failure rate of emergency pills
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