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Periods & withdrawal discharge
I had protected intercourse on 10th Aug. I'm 98% sure that the condom did not break(I even double checked later), there was white vaginal discharge on the condom which freaked me out and I had an ipill within 3-4 hours after the intercourse. It has been 10 days since then there has been no sign of withdrawal discharge till now. My last period was on 25th July, ideally I'm expecting my next period soon within 2-3 days but kind of worried about no withdrawal discharge after ipill. Please suggest.
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I understand your concern, an i pill taken within 3-4 hours is a highly effective contraceptive method.
However, it is not a hard and fast rule that there will be discharge after taking the pill. At this point, you have to wait for your period, and if you miss it, must do a urine pregnancy test.
Having said that, could you give me a little more information, like do you have a regular 28 day cycle, if not how is the pattern? Do you have knowledge about ‘the fertile window’?
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