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I had unprotected sex two weeks ago, and within two hours of having it- I took an Ipill. After five days I continued my normal dose of deviry 10mg since I suffer from PCOS. I got my period on time and it was normal. However, it’s the 8th day today and I’m still having very slight bleeding. My period usually lasts only 6 days. What does this mean?
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