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Withdrawal Bleeding, Brownish Discharge, Unprotective Sex, Taken Monthly Pill. Pregnancy?

hello! last month i took monthly pill, when i consumed the whole pack, i stopped. few days after i got my period. 1st day after my period gone, i had an unprotective sex, until the 5th day. on the 7th day i took nordette 4tab, and after 12 hours another 4tab. a week later i had a withdrawal bleeding, not extreme but it went on for 3days. a brownish discharge. Im 4days late with my monthly period now. Is there a possibility that im pregnant?
posted on Thu, 10 Oct 2013
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Your symptoms point to impact of irregular hormonal intake and the hormonal imbalance thus caused. You can expect a delayed period as you consumed excess hormone. Please see a specialist for further appraisal of the situation if you do not see a period in another week. In future, please stick to a regular form of contraception and do not use emergency contraception frequently and restrict its use to once or twice a year. Hope this helps.
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Withdrawal Bleeding, Brownish Discharge, Unprotective Sex, Taken Monthly Pill. Pregnancy?

Hi, Your symptoms point to impact of irregular hormonal intake and the hormonal imbalance thus caused. You can expect a delayed period as you consumed excess hormone. Please see a specialist for further appraisal of the situation if you do not see a period in another week. In future, please stick to a regular form of contraception and do not use emergency contraception frequently and restrict its use to once or twice a year. Hope this helps.