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Pregnancy or pcod
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I had sex on the 6th day of my periods and I had ipill after an hour. After which I noticed a brown discharge after 2-3 days , and after 10 days i noticed a light red discharge that lasted for 4 days. And after 20 days which is supposed to be 27 august and lasted 31 august through which i noticed heavy clots .
So i am trying to know if it can be pregnancy or just pcod or hormonal imbalance bcz of pcod .
And I did pregnancy test after 40 days of intercourse which was negative
Is there something to be concerned about ?
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No do not worry...all these minimal episodes of spotting are likely due to hormonal response of uterus to the pill. If medicine taken within 72 hrs , preferably within 48hrs, it is effective enough. 6th day of period is also usually a safe period for sexual contact
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Just wait and watch for next cycle, it regularised itself . and make sure to use protection in next contact
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