Side effects of iPill

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iPill is an emergency contraceptive pill for women after the occurrence of unprotected sex. The user age group is 25–45 years.

iPill has shown 95%–98% efficacy when taken within 12 and 72 hours of unprotected sex [1]

- Works by delaying ovulation and/or by preventing an egg from releasing or an egg-sperm encounter
- Not for teenagers
- Not be used as a regular measure of contraception
- Not a pill for abortion
- Should not be taken more than once in a menstrual cycle

Some common side effects of iPill:

- Withdrawal bleeding is generally observed 3–4 days after consuming iPill.
- Delay in periods may occur.
- Regular use can cause damage to regular menstrual cycle.
- Fatigue, abdomina

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