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Me n my boyfriend had sex on 27th june... He didnt really ejaculated in me... But he said he had precum... N so he insisted me to take unwanted 72... Rite after i took the medicine... I started having a sever pain in my abdomen area.... And i started feeling like i am gonna vomit any second... But i controlled it and didn't vomit for next 24 hours atleast...
Now its 18th July and i still havent got my periods... I did have a mild bleeding a week before... But i have read that after taking unwanted 72... We are supposed to have a heavy bleeding...And so i am confused and afraid now... Can i be pregnant?? Was that mild bleeding... My periods??? Plz help me on this...
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Get pregnancy test done . slight bleeding occurred due to withdrawal effect of I pill
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Dr. Amit Kyal
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Hello..
The chance of pregnancy in your case is exceptionally low..
The unwanted 72 prevents pregnancy in more than 98.% of cases if taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse ..
The effects of these pills on the periods are variable, may be heavy/ delayed or irregular..
It takes 2 to 3 cycles for periods to be regular again..
Just for reassurance, do a urine for pregnancy test..
If negative just wait for your periods to occur..
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