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Took i pill and now periods problem
Hi,
My period ended on 12th may. I took i-pill on 14th may. After 5 days, i started bleeding and it continued for 5 days. Again happened after 5 days. And then again on 29th may. After that got period on 22 june and now on 14th july. After i pill all periods are of 5 days. Earlier used to get it for 7 days.
Earlier cycle used to be of 28 days and now as you can see it has come to 21 days.
Can you please help me.
Regards,
Sakshi
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
This is probably occurred because of the hormonal imbalance due to continuous intake of iPill ...i pilL are for emergency contraception purposes and should not be used regularly... if you are sexually active frequently it is better to go on a regular pill..
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Dr. Punam Solanki
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Pls take opinion of dr Punam Solanki at apple diagnostics Veera Desai road andheri west
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