Bleeding after a few days of taking thiotine is not considered menstruation

No, don't think it's menstruation, my girlfriend was like this last time, and the result is, it is recommended to use a test strip to see.

Are you still bleeding? How old are you? You're a little bit too much.

It is normal to have an early and delayed period of about 1 week after taking emergency contraception.

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Emergency contraceptive pills are made up of sex hormones, which can cause hormone levels in the body to be disturbed and menstrual irregularities occur. If the bleeding time is long, you can go to the hospital to carry out hormone drugs under the guidance of a doctor. u

Yuting, you dare to eat too! Ectopic pregnancy.

I feel that the situation you are talking about is that taking emergency contraceptive pills causes menstrual disorders, it is better not to take this medicine often, this emergency contraceptive pill *** is very large, and menstruation is either early or delayed. It is recommended to use with caution and preferably no more than three times in a year.

One birth control pill can affect a maximum of three menstrual cycles It is estimated that you are taking pills now*** Don't worry too much about it It will get better slowly.

You're normal. Not pregnant. Next time, around the 15th.

Hello! Early menstruation caused by emergency contraceptive pills is also menstruating!

The time of menstruation should be counted as the best one, and the last menstrual period - that is, January 7th!

Emergency contraceptive pills can cause menstrual irregularities, but the body regulates itself! Relax!

Yu Ting: This drug can disrupt the menstrual cycle Under normal circumstances, the first menstrual period after taking the drug will be inaccurate, but you are definitely not menstruating this time.

It may be withdrawal bleeding, or it may be menstruation, if the blood volume is less than one-third of the usual menstrual blood volume, it can be regarded as withdrawal bleeding, Yuting generally does not affect the menstrual cycle, it should be about the same as normal days.

Hello, the 7th bleeding after taking the medicine is counted as the menstrual time, and the next menstrual time is calculated according to your menstrual cycle.

My girlfriend also had the same situation as you, first the first time was ten days earlier, and the second bleeding was two days after the end of menstruation (the amount was small and the time was short), and then it returned to normal. If you are not sure, you can buy a test strip to check it. It's very effective, it's only seven pieces.

The menstrual disorder caused by the birth control pill is unclear when the next time it comes.

You won't get a period and you won't get pregnant

Taking this can cause irregular menstruation

In about a month or two, it will come back to normal.

Not ruled out! If you have menstruation, you won't get pregnant. The key depends on whether the one you are talking about is a menstrual period or not.

If you are pregnant, someone will have a small amount of bleeding that is lighter than normal menstruation and is often mistaken for menstruation.

It is recommended to observe for a few more days, and if it does not work, go to the hospital for examination. Generally, if you take that, it won't affect your menstrual cycle too much.