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Regarding Menstrual health
I had my periods on 18th Feb.
My periods are normally regular.
I had unprotected sex on the 5th day of period and i took an i-pill on the 7th day.
On 1st March I went for yoga class for the fisrt time and it was very exhaustive with 50 suryanamaskar and other asaans.My whole body is aching after that.
From 3rd March I see pink discharge followed by red blood discharge drop drop. The flow is not heavy but now consistent from last 24 hrs.
Medical history : I had 2 miscarriage in 2016 at 16th and 8th week respectively. No children.
Please tell me with the current situation do i need to worry or is it normal?
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Hi. Irregular and intermenstrual bleeding is normal after i pill.
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Intermenstrual spotting can be because of heavy exercise Or ovulation bleeding.
I pill also can cause minimal spotting and irregularities in periods. If spotting doesn't subside in 2 to 3 days consult gynecologist and get local examination done for cervical erosion or polyp.
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I pill should not be used as regular Contraceptive.
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Dr. Nanda R Kumar
Gynecologist
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
Consult Gynec..Do urine test and bhcg...May b ovulatory spotting?
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