Ipill Related - Had Completed Periods On 3Rd July.took An Ipill

Ipill related

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Had completed periods on 3rd july.Took an Ipill on 5th of july and no intercourse after that.Having slight bleeding today.Can pregnancy be ruled out further? Meaning does it mean ipill has worked and there is no pregnancy in this cycle?

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