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ECP emergency contriception pills


Question Posted Friday January 20 2006, 12:41 am

Hey guys, if you have taken ECP(day after pills) please help me out! if you haven't and know alot about it, that works too :o) I had sex with a guy like on the 2nd of January and the condom broke. I went two days after to get ECP and I took it about 48 hours after we had had sex. About 3 days after that I bled for like... maybe a day? It was kinda like having my period but it was very short. The weird thing is that im supposed to get my period at the end of every month, my last period was december 29th ish? soo if that WAS it, it came like, 25 days early! Also, the package says that you have irregular bleeding? could that be it? or was it my period? thanks soo much! btw, Im 16 if that helps any?

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AKSherma answered Monday January 23 2006, 8:15 pm:
The emergency contraception pill is a combination of progesterone and estrogen. The purpose of it is to simulate your endometrial tissue (the layer that lines your uterus that is expelled during your period) to start shedding. This way, if you were pregnant, the egg would not have a place to embed itself. It functions by making you have a period. Since the hormones do disrupt your regular cycle, you may experience breakthrough bleeding and irregular bleeding which is normal for a month or two. If it continues then you must see your OBGYN to try to regulate your period (usually with the use of a oral contraception pill).

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sizzlinmandolin answered Friday January 20 2006, 2:26 am:
Day after pills pump your body up with a huge amount of hormones. Most people that take them get their period quite early. I don't think that that was your period, just the irregular bleeding (spotting) that the package described or possibly something that happened from sex. Just remember that your body isn't used to so many hormones being in there and that they're going to mess your cycle up. I hope I helped and good luck.

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