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Untimely menstruation
I have got my last period on 14 may that ended on 20 may, on 22 may I took contraceptive pill unwanted 72 and within 6 days i.e; on 28 may I got periods again. Having stomach ache and back ache same as I always have during periods. Is it normal having periods before 15 days of due date?
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It is not a normal period. It is withdrawal bleeding following pill 72 which you took on 22 May.
Now you should expect your next period around 28 June .
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Sometimes due to hormonal disturbances
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Dr. Muthineni Divya
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11 yrs exp
Warangal
You have taken a progesterone pill which leads to withdrawal bleeding and it is quite normal after taking progesterone pill
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