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Unexcepted Bleeding
I had my periods from 12th Oct to 16th Oct and had unprotected sex on 17th Oct at 5:00pm. I wasn't sure what to do therefore took an I-pill on 19th before 5:00pm. After few days i experienced brown vaginal discharge took a test but the result was negative. I went to Gyno she did a tvs scan and didn't find anything. She told me this was withdrawal bleeding. What does this withdrawal bleeding signifies and will i have my periods again? And when? I'll be leaving from my hometown and will be in abroad for 3 months. Kindly help me out
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Don't worry, your pds will come but delayed
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Withdrawl bleeding happens due to I pill... Don't worry expect periods after a month now... Don't take any hormonal pill without consultation
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Dont stress
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Dr. Tejal Poddar
Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Mumbai
U took ipill on 19 wateva bleeding u got after that was due to ipill effect which is withdrawal bleeding. U will not be pregnant now
U will get period on e month after this withdrawal bleeding
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