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Unprotected Intercourse During Fertile Days, On Contraceptive Pills, Flaky Blood In Urine And Dark-colored Spotting. Implantation ?

I am currently prescribed the oral contraceptive Junel, and take it at the same time every night, with the exception of 2-3 days where I was no more than two hours late taking it (and none of those days have been in the past week). I had unprotected intercourse seven days ago, during my fertile days; and am now experiencing flaky blood in my urine and dark-colored spotting. I am still 9 pills (including today) away from starting my row of sugar pills the week of my period. Could this be implantation bleeding or is it more likely that it s normal spotting?
Mon, 17 Dec 2012
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Hello and welcome to Healthcare Magic. Thanks for your query.

Since you are on a regular oral contraceptive pills, the chances of pregnancy are very less. The failure rates for oral contraceptive pills when used perfectly is 0.3% per year. The spotting is likely to be a regular menstrual spotting and unlikely to be due to implantation.

Best wishes,
Dr. Sheeba Stephen
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Unprotected Intercourse During Fertile Days, On Contraceptive Pills, Flaky Blood In Urine And Dark-colored Spotting. Implantation ?

Hello and welcome to Healthcare Magic. Thanks for your query. Since you are on a regular oral contraceptive pills, the chances of pregnancy are very less. The failure rates for oral contraceptive pills when used perfectly is 0.3% per year. The spotting is likely to be a regular menstrual spotting and unlikely to be due to implantation. Best wishes, Dr. Sheeba Stephen