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Unprotected Intercourse, Spotting, Cramps, Chances For Pregnancy, Feels Nausea, Tired, Sleepy
i had my period on the 1st of march then i stopped the pill on the 13 of march and had sex on the 13, 14 and 15 of march and on the 16 i started spotting and on the 17 it became super heavy with cramps and clots and it lasted 4 days heavy and suddently stopped. since then i been having unprotected sex with my husband. so my questions are when should i be expecting my real period. or when should i count for my next period with my withdraw bleeding or my actual period? is there any chance i can get pregnant or be pregnant since i haven t been feeling good cramps all the time nausea im bloated thow up twice sleepy tired pee more than my usual.
Wed, 23 May 2012
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Withdrawal of oral contraceptive pills in between the cycle can cause heavy withdrawal bleeding
It should be taken from first day of the menstrual cycle till 21 days and if you want to get pregnanat leave the tablets for three months and till then use barrier methods
In the meantime you can take folic acid
Chances of ovulation will be in the mid cycle if your cycles are regular
You can take clomiphene citrate under your doctor's guidance if you fail to conceive
For cramps and heavy bleeding take mefenamic acid along with tranexamic acid under doctor's guidance
Take iron supplements
Get your haemoglobin done
Take care
Withdrawal of oral contraceptive pills in between the cycle can cause heavy withdrawal bleeding
It should be taken from first day of the menstrual cycle till 21 days and if you want to get pregnanat leave the tablets for three months and till then use barrier methods
In the meantime you can take folic acid
Chances of ovulation will be in the mid cycle if your cycles are regular
You can take clomiphene citrate under your doctor's guidance if you fail to conceive
For cramps and heavy bleeding take mefenamic acid along with tranexamic acid under doctor's guidance
Take iron supplements
Get your haemoglobin done
Take care
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