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Missed periods
Can withdrawal bleeding cause totally missed periods? Had withdrawal bleeding for 5 days, due period came, but instead of period, white discharge happened and then stopped after 3 days, and no sign or period. Any chance of pregnancy?
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Actually you should get a normal period about 30-35 days of withdrawal bleeding. In other words the date of your period will change permanently.
If you don't get your periods 35 days after withdrawal bleeding then you should get urine pregnancy test done.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes both r separate
Withdrawal bleed is just a side effect
Emergency pills hv a high failure rate u can be pregnant despite one
Yes ...go fr a pregnancy test
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