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Ipill and withdrawal bleeding
I had unprotected sex on 24th Jan 2019. And I took ipill within 10 hrs. My LMP was on 16th Jan 2019 and was for 5 days. Today it's 30th Jan 2019 but still not got my withdrawal bleeding. Is it compulsory to get withdrawal bleeding . Am I pregnant . Please help out .
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I pill does not cause withdrawal bleeding...you will have to wait till the next periods (24th Feb) any if you don't get periods on time do a pregnancy test
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chances of you being pregnant are very low as you have taken I pill rather on time
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Dr. Sunita Kothari
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Jaipur
Though chances are least as it was a safe day but still you should get withdrawal bleeding. So wait for 7 days and then go for pregnancy test.
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