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I took unwanted 72 after 3 hours of having intercourse .. Now after 2 days I experienced littil blood while urinating and it stopped immediately and after that m experiencing white discharge ... What does it mean ??? Is it normal to have white discharge after having unwanted 72
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This breakthrough bleeding due to unwanted 72... don't use unwanted 72. Pill as backup contraception. You visit to nearby gynaecologist doctor with your partner ...for proper sexual counseling and information about contraception to avoid pregnancy and sexual transmitted diseases .you can use barriers like condom. Avoid unprotected sex.
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It's normal.
The medicine prevents pregnancy .
It causes hormonal changes vc can give such symptoms.
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Learn the safe days of hvng sex .
Avoid taking such pills.
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