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What Causes Lower Abdominal Pain And Vaginal Itching After Taking I-pill?
I and my Girlfriend had an unprotected intercourse for two times on 25th june at 4.00pm.my cum did went inside her. she took ipill at 6.00pm after two hours. That day she was wel.but the very next day side effects of ipill were seen like vomit like feeling,lower abdominal pain,itching in vagina in and out,headache. however on 26th,27th she is experiencing itching in vagina continously. is this a side effect of the ipill or is it something else due to sex? Please help. Thank you
Wed, 30 Dec 2015
Hi Welcome to HEALTHCARE MAGIC..
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
First of all the symptoms like vomit like feeling, lower abdominal pain & headache are common side effects of the emergency pill intake. These symptoms would reduce in 1-2 days.
Vaginal itching is not common symptom after emergency pill intake. It could be related to some bacterial or fungal infection of vagina & there can be some discharge along with itching. You should maintain hygiene by washing vagina with warm water. Sitz bath is also helpful
If itching persists & there is some vaginal discharge or abdominal cramping along with it you should consult a gynaecologist. This might be a Sexually transmitted infection.
Hope this information helps
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
First of all the symptoms like vomit like feeling, lower abdominal pain & headache are common side effects of the emergency pill intake. These symptoms would reduce in 1-2 days.
Vaginal itching is not common symptom after emergency pill intake. It could be related to some bacterial or fungal infection of vagina & there can be some discharge along with itching. You should maintain hygiene by washing vagina with warm water. Sitz bath is also helpful
If itching persists & there is some vaginal discharge or abdominal cramping along with it you should consult a gynaecologist. This might be a Sexually transmitted infection.
Hope this information helps
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