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Recurring Periods. I-pill Taken Twice A Month. Why Is This Happening?

i have taken 1 i.pill in a month for 2 consecutive months, since i had unprotected sex with my boyfriend, first time it was only one week prior to my cycle, and normally i got it, but second month it was one week after finishing my bleeding , and again i got blood after 4 days, now had finished my abnormal bleeding, in 6 days, and getting again another cycle, pliz help me whats wrong with me?
Fri, 14 Jun 2013
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Hi dear user, thanks for your query.
This type of irregular bleeding is usually because of your emergency contraception. The cycles should become normal in 1-2 months. But you should also rule out pregnancy with urine / blood test( serum beta HCG levels) and an ultrasound of uterus. If all that comes negative, then go for a routine contraception instead of using an emergency method repeatedly.
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Recurring Periods. I-pill Taken Twice A Month. Why Is This Happening?

Hi dear user, thanks for your query. This type of irregular bleeding is usually because of your emergency contraception. The cycles should become normal in 1-2 months. But you should also rule out pregnancy with urine / blood test( serum beta HCG levels) and an ultrasound of uterus. If all that comes negative, then go for a routine contraception instead of using an emergency method repeatedly.