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Worried about being pregnant
Took an ipill within 12 hours of unprotected sex. On the 6th day, I have started bleeding and have a bit of diarrhoea. I've taken the ipill 5-6 times before as well but never had any side effects or bleeding. Why this time then? Could it be a sign of pregnancy? I'm worried. This intercourse was right after I was done with my period (the very next day) and he ejaculated inside me.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Sometimes it happened .I don't think it is due to medicine.May be some food allergy or gastroenteritis .If you have doubt of pregnancy do pregnancy test on 25 th day of period by Bhcg.
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Dr. Vibha Arora
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
There is nothing to worry ,because you were in your safe period and you took i pill as well.The bleeding mostly is withdrawal bleeding post i pill.For diarrhoea u can take probiotics and still if u worried about pregnancy you may do a blood test beta HCG after 15-17days.
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