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Does I Pill Cause Dark Yellow Colored Urine?
Question: mam,
we had not had inetercourse but we had a doubt so she took ipill to stay safe 1st time it is.because yesterday she had took a ipill and today she told that jst before she had went to washrum and her urine colour was just dark yellow orange type so, how it happend ? and plz recommend something healthy things what to eat? and please tell what to do and eat so that ipill should not effect.
we had not had inetercourse but we had a doubt so she took ipill to stay safe 1st time it is.because yesterday she had took a ipill and today she told that jst before she had went to washrum and her urine colour was just dark yellow orange type so, how it happend ? and plz recommend something healthy things what to eat? and please tell what to do and eat so that ipill should not effect.
Brief Answer:
Dont worry, there will be no major side effects.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
There is no corelation between the I pill and the colour of the urine.
She might be under stress, and dehydrated.
Dont worry, the I pill does not have major side effects.
It might cause some amount of withdrawal bleeding / spotting.
Also, it can cause - nausea, cramps, mild pain, bloating etc.
The effects pass off within a few days.
She should eat normal home food, and drink lots of water.
Her next period might be delayed or preponed because of the I pill.
And do not take the pill if you have not had intercourse.
Dont worry, there will be no long term complications .
All the best
Please feel free to discuss further.
Dont worry, there will be no major side effects.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
There is no corelation between the I pill and the colour of the urine.
She might be under stress, and dehydrated.
Dont worry, the I pill does not have major side effects.
It might cause some amount of withdrawal bleeding / spotting.
Also, it can cause - nausea, cramps, mild pain, bloating etc.
The effects pass off within a few days.
She should eat normal home food, and drink lots of water.
Her next period might be delayed or preponed because of the I pill.
And do not take the pill if you have not had intercourse.
Dont worry, there will be no long term complications .
All the best
Please feel free to discuss further.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
mam,
she had evn masturbated by finguring coz we cant have intercourse while masturbsting latr on in washrum she had went she saw small very little drop point of blood on her vagina is her virginty got break or might b her skin got stretch little bit??
she had evn masturbated by finguring coz we cant have intercourse while masturbsting latr on in washrum she had went she saw small very little drop point of blood on her vagina is her virginty got break or might b her skin got stretch little bit??
Brief Answer:
When did the bleeding appear ?
Detailed Answer:
Did that little bleeding appear after taking the I pill or before that ?
When did the bleeding appear ?
Detailed Answer:
Did that little bleeding appear after taking the I pill or before that ?
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Brief Answer:
Could be that the hymen has ruptured.
Detailed Answer:
It could be because of the fingering.
Yes, the hymen might have been broken, or she could have had a small abrasion with the nails or something.
I can tell you for sure only after looking at her.
Or you could upload pics of the area, I could try and see if the hymen is intact.
Could be that the hymen has ruptured.
Detailed Answer:
It could be because of the fingering.
Yes, the hymen might have been broken, or she could have had a small abrasion with the nails or something.
I can tell you for sure only after looking at her.
Or you could upload pics of the area, I could try and see if the hymen is intact.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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