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Withdrawal bleeding
After withdrawal bleeding my lower pain didn't go away it's still there. Take I pill on 3 rd may and got withdrawal bleeding on 14th last 5 days(periods date is 13. 2 months before that I got periods on 20th of every month in April I got early period on 13 and take I pill on 3rd may and got withdrawal bleeding on 14th may) after withdrawal bleeding lower pain didn't gow away.
Is there anything need to worry about.
What are the chances of pregnancy.
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Get an ultrasound done as pain cannot be explained by i pill. Chances of pregnancy is very less as u got the proper bleeding that was also around the time of your expected periods. To be sure u can do pregnancy test after 3 weeks of the day intercourse
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