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Infection or a pregnancy?
I had my periods around on 25th december. I had an unprotected sex with my partner on 30th & 31st December and took I pill on 1st jan ( very next day)
I completed my periods till then. Now on 3rd jan I had burning in urine and itchiness near vagina. I consulted to a doc ; they said it’s an urine infection. But on 6th jan I m spotting and bleeding from vagina. what it could be? Is it a matter of concern? Is it a I pill side effect?
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Spotting is due to pill effect
Rest of symptoms due to vaginal infection
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Dr. Ami Archan Raval
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
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Its a ipill side effect. Use regular barrier contraception. For not use ipill as a regular contraceptive. It affects your health.
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