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Periods after quitting ginette 35
I was on ginette 35 for an year and i quit it in march and got a good amount of withdrawal bleeding of 6 days after 4 days of quitting it around 17 march. Now it is april and around the same time but i have lots of cramps like pms cramps but no periods. I have taken ginette regularly without missing any pill. And i have got withdrawal bleeding every month. Can i still be pregnant? When will i get my real period as the internet said it might take 3 months.
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Definately not possible for pregnancy when on on ginnette
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you can get your pregnancy test done meanwhile.
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Dr. Sonal Katarmal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Pune
U had stopped taking Ginette tablet in March, u got ur periods in march 17th. But if u had unprotected sex between 17th march to today 15th april then there are chances of pregnancy. So better do Pregnancy test.
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Urine pregnancy tets
Serum Beta HCG
Scan
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Dr. Dhivya R
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Bangalore
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