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Plan B pill just after bleeding started
On 24th Jan I had unprotected sex, and then the next day (25th Jan evening) I got a light bleeding . I got nervous and took a Plan B pill just right then. the first two days I got light to moderate bleeding. Then period was going normally, but now it's been 6 days and I am still having moderate bleeding of brownish colour. And there was no clotting throughout the period, also very light cramps. My period usually lasts for 5 days total ( like 3 days of normal flow and 2 days of spotting). (Last time my period started on 31st December). My period is generally healthy, it starts on time, I don't get severe cramps and have moderate amount of clots. Should I be worried, or am I just overthinking? Please help. Thank you.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Total days of bleeding can go to 7
Beyond that you would require investigations
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