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Spotting or implantation bleeding?
I had unprotected sex w my boyfriend on day 10 of my cycle.
I had plan B immediately after (within 2 hrs)
In the next few days, i developed a vaginal infection which was treated w strong heavy antibiotics over a course of 3 days.
During this time I also started spotting, and have been spotting for 3 days with mild cramps, nausea and discomfort. Spotting was brown and clumpy initially and has now turned pinkish and reddish but not a lot of bleeding. I did bleed lightly for one day.
Could this spotting be because of plan B or is this implantation bleeding.
Can I take a pregnancy test right now to know for sure?
How do I induce my periods of this isn't implantation bleeding.
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This is a side effect of the emergency pill called withdrawal bleed
Pregnancy test can be done 24 hours after a skipped period
You should wait for your next set of periods rather than taking a medicine to induce period
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