How many days after taking Unwanted 72 can I expect withdrawal bleeding?

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The likelihood of pregnancy is extremely low for several reasons. Firstly, there was no penetration, and therefore no ejaculation of semen into the vagina. Additionally, you have taken the pill, which is highly effective in preventing pregnancy. Considering these factors, there is minimal cause for concern regarding pregnancy.

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• Approximately 20 percent of patients who take this pill experience bleeding within a week of consumption, although this is not guaranteed for all patients. It commonly induces irregular bleeding within the current cycle.
• If you do experience withdrawal bleeding, it may occur around the 30th of this month or closer to your expected period date.

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No, it is not obligatory; withdrawal bleeding occurs only occasionally. As mentioned earlier, approximately 20 percent of individuals experience it. This is due to the single dose of hormone, which may not always induce significant changes in the uterus to prompt bleeding.

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Withdrawal bleeding typically happens within a week, suggesting this might be a period. While thin and watery discharge is common, thick and curdy white discharge is usually a sign of a Candida infection. Although itching may not always accompany it, there is a possibility of infection. I suggest monitoring for two to three days. If the issue persists, consider using clotrimazole pessaries, inserted into the vagina overnight for seven days.

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Are you still experiencing thin and watery discharge? This type of discharge is often linked to hormonal fluctuations, typically occurring two weeks before or after periods, after taking contraceptive pills, or during pregnancy. However, if the discharge becomes thick, curdy, or foul-smelling, it may indicate an infection. In cases of thin, watery discharge, treatment is usually unnecessary.

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Yes, this situation is possible and could be a result of taking an emergency contraceptive pill if you have. However, we should also consider the possibility of pregnancy. Have you engaged in sexual activity since your last period? If so, I recommend getting a urine pregnancy test done. If not, there is likely no cause for concern, and the irregularity may be due to hormonal imbalance. I suggest waiting and observing for one to two days.

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Okay, so I do not believe there is any immediate cause for concern. However, for added reassurance, it would be advisable to undergo a urine pregnancy test just to be on the safer side. Otherwise, there is likely no need to worry.

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