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DOES PERIODS MEANS NO PREGNANCY!
MY PARTNER GET PERIODS BUT AT DIFFERENT DATE WE HAD USED IPILL AND CONDOM BOTH. NOW SHE GET PERIODS BUT SUFFERING FROM STOMACH PAIN, MOOD SWINGS AND OTHER PREGNANCY SYMPTOMS
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Emergency contraception pills can delay and disrupt cycles
It should be strictly for emergency
Use proper contraception
Do urine pregnancy test if you miss period by more than 4 days
If negative wait for 10 more days
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Drink lots of water and fruits juice
Next Steps
For pre menstral symptoms and mood swings take
Capsule Primosa 1000 mg once a day for 30 days
Capsule Evion 400 mg once a day for 30 days
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Take Avocado fruits daily
Take a boiled egg and 3 bananas daily
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