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I am bleeding
I got in to the period on 9th of October my date was 3rd October but i got period on 9th..after that i makeout on 16th October and i was unsure so i took ipill..and again on 18th October i makeout and was agaim confuse i was about to take ipill but here some doctors suggested me not to take ipill again..so i didt took...but now today morning its bleeding...and its bleeding soo much...like periods... constant its bleeding and even my stomach is paining alot..what should i do m not getting this..for the first time something like this happened to me..m soo worried please help me out
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This is withdrawal bleed due to pill.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
This is the effect of ipill only.Because you have taken overdose this is the reason bleeding is heavy.Donot worry it will stop.If not contact me through practo online.I will prescribe some medicine.
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