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Is Back Pain, Bubbly Urine And Stomach Cramps After Taking 2 Postinor Pills Following Unprotected Sex Normal?
Hey, my girlfriend took 2 postinor pills all at once(pharmacist said it was ok) after 14 hours of unprotected sex. Now the second day she is experiencing back pain, sore waist, she thinks her breast is bigger(not sure), there are a lot of bubbles in her urine and she has stomach cramps at the lower abdomen. Is this normal? Please help. And this morning she took a pregnancy test and it was a negative. And can she take panadol or any painkiller drugs?
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
hello there!
I am Dr S Khan and i want you to know that these cramps and back pains with urine bubbles indicate an infection as unprotected intercourses increase the odds for that.
SO it will take more than acetaminophen. some antispasmodics like phloroglucinols, some Ciprofloxacin prohulactic , some metronidazole and last but not the least alot to know and perform for hygiene and toilet and intercourse habits. And for all the above mentioned needs you will need a doctor / Gynecologist.
so what are you waiting for.
Good Luck
S Khan
I am Dr S Khan and i want you to know that these cramps and back pains with urine bubbles indicate an infection as unprotected intercourses increase the odds for that.
SO it will take more than acetaminophen. some antispasmodics like phloroglucinols, some Ciprofloxacin prohulactic , some metronidazole and last but not the least alot to know and perform for hygiene and toilet and intercourse habits. And for all the above mentioned needs you will need a doctor / Gynecologist.
so what are you waiting for.
Good Luck
S Khan
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