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Her periods start on 19th Feb end on 23rd Feb we had unprotected sex on 26th Feb she took i pill within 48 hours after 6 days of taking I pill on 6th march she noticed dark brown bleeding spotting is it withdrawal bleeding or there are any chances of pregnancy will she get her periods on regular date after 10 days
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Dr. Madhumita S. Gitay
Gynecologist
7 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Please do not misuse iPill without a gynecologist's prescription. You needn't have even taken it in the first place for an intercourse that occured on 26th February, since it's in the first 9 days of her cycle.
iPill is a strong and powerful hormone with many side effects. It is known to cause delayed periods, weight gain, vomitings, acne and intermenstrual bleeding & even ovarian cysts.
The chances of pregnancy are very low, however, now that her neuroendocrine axis has been disturbed by the iPill, she may have delayed periods this cycle. Get a urine pregnancy test to rule out pregnancy after 20th March, just to feel reassured and never use iPill without prescription again.
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