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Withdrawal bleeding means no pregnancy
Last menstrual period is 21 October.
On 28th October, No intercourse only rubbing of vagina over penis. Partner is sure that he didn't ejaculate .
But for the safe side i took ipill on 30th October that is within 48 hours.
Now from 4th November experiencing spotting.
On 4th November the spotting just had a few drops
Then on 5th November it was a little more in quantity and red in colour.
Then on 6th November the quantity was even more and brown in colour.
And today on 7th November the bleeding is red .
This means no pregnancy is there right?
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It means that you got the withdrawal bleeding.... Wait for your regular period to come...
Chances of pregnancy are less
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It couldn't be so sure to say negative unless until confirmed with UPT or TVS
Because sometimes if pregnancy is to happen spotting is also a sign of implantation
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