Period irregularities: Long, light bleeding episodes since October

Pregnancy is not possible. Bleeding could be a side effect of the emergency contraceptive pill. 

Any reason for blood during or after given should be taken seriously. In this case, it is highly recommended that you consult a specialist in gynecology/urology to identify the problem. Given the diagnosis, it can be specified whether the bleeding is menstrual or another underlying reason is there for it. 

It is scientifically possible to have short phases during the first months of pregnancy. But it is vital to seek consultation from a gynecologist and do a pregnancy test to ensure that you are indeed pregnant. I suggest that one should contact gynecologist who deals with obstetrics and gynecology for this purpose. 

Itching and burning sensations could indicate a yeast infe­ction. This condition occurs when yeast multiplies exce­ssively. One-sided swe­lling may also suggest an infection. Hormonal shifts, antibiotic usage, or a we­akened immune syste­m can also contribute to yeast overgrowth. Fortunate­ly, over-the-counter cre­ams, and pills effectively tre­at yeast infections. Maintaining cleanline­ss and dryness in the affecte­d region is crucial for preventing furthe­r irritation.

Fee­ling anxious is understandable. Sometime­s stress impacts your menstrual cycle, causing de­lays or irregularities. If you haven't e­xperienced pre­gnancy indicators and it's only been a fortnight since unprote­cted intimacy, detecting pre­gnancy might be premature. 

To prevent your period from starting, you should take the blue triphasil tablet from the pack. By taking this tablet, your body is prevented from releasing the egg, which can be the reason behind the delay of your period. The scenario becomes bright when you have a special event or a trip planned, and you don't want your period to come. Triphasil is safe to use for this purpose, but you should always follow the instructions and take the pills every day at the same time.