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Unwanted 72
Doctor please help.!
I am 20 years old. On September 5th i had my periods started till 9th September. On 18th September i had an unprotected coitus with my boyfriend. On 18th within 3hours of it i have taken Unwanted 72. And on 23rd September i had bleeding which continued till 25th of september. Now its 10th of october i have started with bleeding again. Right now its slight bleeding!
What is difference between two bleedings?
Is chances of pregnancy there?
Or this is my periods?
Please doctors answer.
Much need of your guidance
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Its ok.. everything is normal.. previous bleeding was bcoz of medicines and is called withdrawal bleeding.. current bleeding is your normal periods
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Dr. Bhumika Kalathiya
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Surat
This is your period. Previous was due to withdrawal bleed. Wait for proper flow. If not...then check for urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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Mumbai
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Dr. Shreedevi Tanksale
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14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Post unwanted pill bleeding is common. Are your periods regular? These could be your periods. Consult gynecologist to know your options
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