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Ipill confused
I took my first I pill ----Oct. 5th 2023.
Second I pill ----Nov 29th 2023
Again I took -----May. 11th 2024
Previous dose -- June 24th 2024.
I became over weight
Oct -2024 I got tested thyroid TSH (4.34) slightly high
I took 4 to 5 I pill with in 8 months span as (I mentioned dates above )
After June onwards I m facing irregular period and heavy bleeding still not yet regularised.
I became severe anemia ( B12 deficiency)
Never happened to me like this
I don't know what to do ??
I m blank
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
TSH levels less than 5 are normal
It is only raised if your planning pregnancy when it should be less than 2.5
Intake of so many emergency pills is not the reason for your being overweight
Count your calories and start exercising
Emergency pill taken in June is not the reason for irregular and heavy periods now
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