I had my first ever unprotected intercourse on 1st october. But correspondingly I was regular with krimson 35 tablet for pcod. I didn't miss any dose of it. And since then my october and november periods lasted only for 2 days with very light flow. Before that I used to bleed for all 5 days. Should I be worrying about it?

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Dr. Barnali BasuGynaecologist7yrs exp

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If you were taking the krimson tablet while you had the intercourse, you were protected as krimson is a contraceptive. Try to maintain your weight in the healthy range for the other problem. You can also start myoinositol in addition for the medications taken and get your thyroid levels checked.

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Dr. Sujatha RajnikanthGynaecologist21yrs exp

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Hi contraceptives can reduce the flow. So I don?t think there is anything to worry. If you feel you might be pregnant, do a home pregnancy test which will reassure you. Feel free to consult online for any further clarification.

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Dr. Padma GandhamGynaecologist31yrs exp

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The tablets you r using will cause less bleeding.

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Dr. Inthu MGynaecologist10yrs exp

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No issues and lesser bleeding and spotting is a commonest factor when using this ocp medicines.

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Dr. Shivakumar U PujeriGynaecologist2yrs exp

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