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Withdrawal bleeding
I took 2 ipills in a week. When should I expect my withdrawal bleeding? It's been 6 days already and I have not gotten my bleeding.
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BUT I WANT TO ASK WHY U TOOK THESE PILLS AND WHEN WAS YOUR LMP ???????????
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Dr. Chinmay Pramod Umarji
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16 yrs exp
Pune
Rule out pregnancy by a urine test.
I pill(levonorgestrel) may not cause withdrawal bleeding in every case and if you are not pregnant you may need some other progesterone for withdrawal.
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see a doctor who will rule out pregnancy and give you appropriate pills for withdrawal.
Health Tips
avoid using levonorgestrel pills like i-pill as a regular contraception. you may want to choose one appropriate for you by using the online contraception topls. one example is given below https://www.fpa.org.uk/my-contraception-tool
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