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Withdrawl bleeding
6 months ago i have taken unwanted 72 after sex...after 7days i got withdrawl bleeding but on 23 april i had protected sex using perfectly condom...after then also i had taken unwanted 72 immediately... Its already 7 days still waiting for withdrawl bleeding...my early period date was on 4 april... I had sex on my safe days ...when will i get my withdrawl bleeding...?
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Withdrawal bleed is a side effect
N side effects do not always manifest
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There was no need to take unwanted if the condom was used properly. Wait till 14 days and if still no periods come, do a urine pregnancy test. If negative, take an ocp like Choice or Novelon.
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Withdrawal bleeding does not happens in every patient
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Dr. Bhagyashree A
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Mumbai
Withdrawal bleeding is not the rule when u take emergency contraception
But it has higher failure ratea
So u l hav to wait for menses and if u miss it.. Do urine pregnancy test
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Dr. S K Wadhwa
Gynecologist
47 yrs exp
Lucknow
You may or may not get withdrawal bleeding because the date of your natural period is also so close. It may overlap. However if you don't get your periods by 4 May you should do urine pregnancy test.
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