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Hi, I’ve had 2 ipills this month. One on 1st January and got my period on 13th January. After which I had a pill on 17th and got a very dark red/brown bleeding again. Am I pregnant?
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I pills are meant for emergency purposes not a regular usage.. U are not pregnant at present.. However u cn be pregnant later on as efficacy of these pills reduces with multiple pills taken in same cycle. Do a pregnancy test if u dont gt regular period by 15 feb.
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