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Question #24310
98 days ago
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How to know if it is implantationbleeding - #24310

sahi

I had my periods on23 may ... sexualintercourse on 27 may took davaindia ipill on 28 may ... now my periods are 1 week early .. and bleeding is not that much ...am I pregnant? whatI should do know .....

Age: 20
Chronic illnesses: epilepsy
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Probably NO but for confirmation once get UPT /us scan abd

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Since you have taken davaindia I pill within 36 hrs. After sex, chances of you getting pregnant is negligible, your early period is due to the medicine taken, To be confirmed do UPT and after another week get pregnancy test by blood test done. This will solve your answer

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Implantation bleeding typically occurs around the time that your period would be expected, often a bit earlier, with lighter, shorter and less intense bleeding than a normal period. Since you mentioned that you had intercourse on 27th May and took the emergency contraceptive (davaindia ipill) the next day, it’s quite likely that the bleeding you’re experiencing now could be due to the hormonal effects of the emergency contraceptive rather than implantation bleeding or pregnancy.

Understanding your situation more deeply through the lens of Ayurveda, it’s important to acknowledge that taking such hormonal contraceptives can disturb the balance of the doshas—particularly Vata and Pitta—which may lead to irregular bleeding or spotting. The early and lighter bleeding you describe does align with a common side effect of taking an emergency contraceptive.

To address your current concerns, here’s a guide to managing hormonal imbalance and supporting your reproductive health:

Firstly, monitor the bleeding. Take note if it subsides or any other symptoms arise. If the bleeding is minimal and consistent with your period timing, it’s less likely to be implantation bleeding.

Consult with your healthcare provider or gynecologist if you’re uncertain or anxious about a possible pregnancy. A home pregnancy test could help to ease your concerns or make sure everything’s ok.

From an Ayurvedic perspective, you may want to incorporate a diet that helps balance the Vata and Pitta doshas to restore your cycle. Stay hydrated and eat regular meals that emphasize fresh, cooked, easily digestible foods.

Consider drinking warm teas with fennel seeds or cinnamon to help soothe the system and restore balance. Gentle yoga or daily walks could improve circulation and help normalize your cycle.

Remember to avoid overthinking, and get reliable confirmation through a test or professional consultation if pregnancy is a significant concern. A personalized consultation with an Ayurvedic practitioner could also provide specific guidance based on your constitution and imbalances.

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Normally as per your cycle you have no chance to get pregnant, since you got your periods on 23rd of May, and intercourse happens on 4days after that is 27th of May. Normally the ovulation takes place on 14th day of menstruation so the fertilizing period is 10th to 17th day of menstruation, here the chance is very very less and also you have take ipill too. So there is no chance to get pregnant The ipill is a hormonal tablet which can influence the cycle nature. May be because of that you periods day and bleeding nature got changed .

Incase still you are having any doubts go with A UPT (urine pregnancy test) which you can do at your home easily .

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HELLO SAHI,

-your period start- may 23 -unprotected sex- may 27(day 5 of cycle) -ipill taken- may 28(within 24 hours- good timing) -current issue- unexpected light bleeding about a week before expected period, low flow -Age- 20 -Chronic issue- epilepsy

UNTERSTAND THE TIMELINE

MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASE -DAY 1- may 23= start of period -DAY 5- may 27= still in menstrual phase or very early follicular phase -OVULATION= usually occur~day 12-16-> June 3-7 -Implanatation window(if pregnancy occur)~ June 8-12 -expected next period= around June 20-24

So light bleeding now(June 17) is -too late to be implantation bleeding -too early to be your next period -more likely due to spill side effects or hormonal disruptions

IPILL (LEVONORGESTREL) SIDE EFFECTS The ipill is a high dose hormone(progestin) that -delayes or prevents ovulation -alters uterine lining, cervical mucus

COMMON SIDE EFFECTS SEEN IN MANY WOMEN -early or delayed periods- upto 1-2weeks -spotting/light bleeding -breast tenderness -nausea, fatigue -mood swings

your current light early bleeding is VERY LIKELY due to this temporal hormonal shift.

LETS SEE HOW IMPLANATATION OR IPILL BLEEDING LOOKS LIKE

TIMING- for implantation bleeding- 6-12 days after ovulation(~June 8-12), ipill related bleeding- 3-10 days after pill intake

FLOW = for implantation- very light spotting, for ipill related- may be light to moderate

COLOR= for implantation- pinkish or brown, ipill related- pink, red or brown

DURATION- implantation - 1-3 days, for ipill related- few hours to weeks

COMMON SYMPTOMS- implantation- none or mild cramping, ipill related- may include PMS-like symptoms

ASSOCIATED WITH PREGNANCY- implantation= yes, ipill related= no

YOUR BLEEDING -TIMING AND FEATURE MATCH IPILL SIDE EFFECTS- NOT IMPLANTATION BLEEDING

RISK OF PREGANACY- HOW HIGH? LOW, because -ipill taken within 24 hours->~95% effectiveness -sex occurred very early in your cycle-before ovulation is like -no signs like breast changes, nausea, or missed period(yet)

BUT- no emergency contraceptive is 100% effective. if you ovulate early(rare possible). pregnancy can’t be fully ruled out.

-TAKE A PREGNANCY TEST AT HOME TO CONFIRM

-TRACK YOUR BLEEDING -color, amount, flow pattern(pads/day) -cramps , clots, or other symptoms

AVOID EMERGENCY PILLS

YOUR BLEEDING IS LIEKLY DUE TO IPILL, NOT IMPLANTATION OR PREGANCY

THANK YOU

DR. MAITRI ACHARYA

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Hello Sahi Chances of you being preganant and having implantation bleeding is very low ✅You had your periods on 23 may and you had sexual contact on 28 may which is just after your period ✅usually period till 10 days after your menses is considered to be safe so no need to worry ✅you have taken I pill within 24 hours so there is 95 percent chance of no preganncy ✅ ipill causes harmonal imbalance which prevents implantation so it will cause irregular cycles

Then to be confirm by doing upt test if it is negetive, wait for 3 days and then repeat

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NO NO DONT WORRY ITS NOT A SIGN IF PREGNANCY.IF PREGNANCY OCCURS PERIODS ARE NOT COMMING …YOU SAID PERIOD ARE COME EARLY…

IF YOY ARE IN DOUGHT…DO UPT TEST

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Hello Sahi

" NO NEED TO WORRY "

QUE 1 ) :- AM I PREGNANT ?

ANS :-

" ABSOLUTELY NO CHANCE FOR PREGANACY "

KNOW THE FACT

" How Someone Can Get Pregnant Doing Sex Prior Ovulation Period & without Presence of Ovum "

" For Pregnancy Sex Must Be Done In Ovulation Periods Only "

"Pregnancy Not Possible If U did Sex Before Ovulation Period "

KNOW EXACT PICTURE

UR MENSTRUAL PERIOD

1 St Day to 5th Day = 23 May to 25 May ( Period About to End )

PRE OVULATION PERIOD

5 th Day to 12 th Day = 25 May to 2 June

" U Did Sex On 27 May falls in Pre ovulation Period So No Ovulation and Egg in this Period So Pregnancy Not Possible "

QUE 2 ) :- TOOK I PILL HAS WORKED ?

ANS :-

ABOUT I PILL

I PILL is Northersterone Hormonal Therapy work interfering Ovulation and Altering Uterine Physiology Unfavourable for Pregnancy

I PILL EFFECTIVENESS

I PILL Taken within the first 24 hours, it is claimed to be highly effective at more than 95%. The effectiveness drops to 85% if taken between 25 and 48 hours. However, if taken between 49 and 72 hours, the effectiveness reduces significantly to 58% or less.

I PILL SIDE EFFECTS

Nausea Period Irregularities Breast Tenderness Cramps

I-PILL TAKEN BY U on 28 May

As Precautionary Measures u took i-Pill to Prevent Pregnancy wasn’t necessary

U did Sex in Pre ovulation Period So I Pill Wasn’t Necessary to take

If u did Sex in Ovulation Periods that is Time when u should Consider to Take i-Pill Otherwise Not Necessary

QUE 3 ) :- HOW TO DIFFERENTIATE IMPLANTATION BLEEDING & I-PILL BLEEDING ?

ANS -

BLEEDING Implantation Bleeding - Pinkish I-Pill Bleeding - Reddish Brown Blackish

DURATION Implantation Bleeding- After Ovulation 5 -11 Days I Pill Bleeding - After Pill Intake 48 hrs to 10 Days

FLOW Implantation Bleeding- Just Spotting I-Pill Bleeding - Mild to Moderate Flow

FLOW DURATION Implantation Bleeding- 1 to 3 Days i-Pill Bleeding - 24 hrs to 2 Weeks

SIGNS Implantation - Mild Cramp with Spotting Cervical Mucus i Pill - Heavy Cramps with Discomfort Hormonal Imablance Symptoms

QUE 4 ) - EARLY PERIODS BY 1 WEEK & LESS FLOW

ANS - Due to I pill Side Effect & Not Due to Implantation or Pregnancy

QUE 5 ) WHAT SHOULD I DO NOW ?

* Observe Coming Periods & Do Efforts in Regularise ur Periods Again * Don’t Take Emergency Pills Without Consulting Dr / Gynecologist * Be Careful About Ovulation Periods Always * As Precautionary to Avoid Panicness consider Home UPT test

REGARDS

Dr Arun Desai

God Bless You 😊 🙏

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NAMASTE SAHI,

WHAT COULD BE THE CAUSING THE BLEEDING?

1) IMPLANTATION BLEEDING - implantation bleeding typically occurs 6-12 days after ovulation/fetilization -it’s usually lighter than a period , often pink or brown and lasts 1-3 days -however in your case- you had sex on may 27, took ipill on may 28, now experiencing early, light bleeding This could be from I-pill , not implantation

2)EFFECT OF I-PILL -thi i-pill contains a high dose of hormones which can disrupt your menstrual cycle. common side effects- early to delayed periods -lighter or heavier bleeding -spotting

so, early light bleeding is a known effect of the I-pill

3) PREGNANCY? -the chance of pregnancy is low if you took the I-pill within 72 hours- you did it within 24 hours -but no method is 100% effective.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO NOW?

1) TAKE A PREGNANCY TEST- -use a urine pregnancy test if it’s been at least 14 day since intercourse(test around June 10-14 or later). -best done with first morning urine

2) WATCH FOR SYMPTOMS -implantation bleeding doesn’t usually cause cramps or clots -if you feel dizzy, have heavy bleeding or severe pain- see doctor immediately

3) FOLLOW UP WITH DOCTOR -especially important since you have epilepsy- hormonal changes might interact with your condition or medications

-PREGNANCY IS UNLIKELY BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE -THE BLEEDING IS MOST LIKELY A SIDE EFFECT OF THE I-PILL, NOT IMPLANTATION. -TAKE A PREGNANCY TEST IF IT’S BEEN 2+ WEEKS SINCE THE SEX.

THANK YOU

DR. HEMANSHU MEHTA

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