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I have done unprotected sex on last Saturday and taken pills on that day only.After that next day I had stomach pain but little bit only then. Today is one week , I had experienced abdominal pain and bleeding and red discharge also. So what should I consider as a period or a pill's side effects. Or should I go for a pregnancy test.
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Its just withdrawal bleeding of the drug its normal and consider that date as your period date for next cycle.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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This irregular bleeding is a side effect of the emergency contraceptive pill that you have taken which is called withdrawal bleeding
You need to keep in mind the high failure rate of emergency contraceptive pills and yes you will require a pregnancy test in case you skip your periods
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