Vaginal Bleeding - I Took Plan B On July 1 A Four Days After My

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I took plan B on July 1 a four days after my period (June 22-Jun27). I start spotting on July 8. It is July 16 and I am still spotting with abdominal pain and aches. I dont know what to do

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Do pregnancy test If negatively take trenexa 500mg Irregular bleeding is common after pill intake

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