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Taken I-pill, Withdrawal Bleeding, Heavier Bleeding. Could This Be My Periods?
Hi I am 24 years old. I took an ipill on sep7 and my periods are due on 25 sep. I had withdrawal bleeding 9 days later and now(sep 23) I feel like my actual period has arrived because the bleeding got heavier and feels like my period. Also have symptoms of my actual period.Can this be my period or should I consult the doctor.Can you please help me ?
Mon, 21 Apr 2014
Hi ,
Menstruation comes in between 20- 35 days are normal so two days prior to your expected date of menstruation could be the same n its completely normal .
So don't worry n take rest , if more symptomatic then take analgesic (mefenemic acid ) with anti spasmodic , PPI with warm compression .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
Menstruation comes in between 20- 35 days are normal so two days prior to your expected date of menstruation could be the same n its completely normal .
So don't worry n take rest , if more symptomatic then take analgesic (mefenemic acid ) with anti spasmodic , PPI with warm compression .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
I find this answer helpful
Hi ,
Menstruation comes in between 20- 35 days are normal so two days prior to your expected date of menstruation could be the same n its completely normal .
So don't worry n take rest , if more symptomatic then take analgesic (mefenemic acid ) with anti spasmodic , PPI with warm compression .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
Menstruation comes in between 20- 35 days are normal so two days prior to your expected date of menstruation could be the same n its completely normal .
So don't worry n take rest , if more symptomatic then take analgesic (mefenemic acid ) with anti spasmodic , PPI with warm compression .
Hope this ll help
Thanks n regards
I find this answer helpful
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