What is the ruling on the blood that comes after an injection during pregnancy regarding prayer and making up missed prayers?

The questioner : Shaykh, regarding a matter that has come up now. A woman’s menstruation stopped. The period, I mean, the menstruation did not come at the scheduled time. She went to the clinic to find out if she was pregnant or not. They told her she was not pregnant and gave her an injection. In reality, she was pregnant. After they gave her the injection, blood came out of her in large amounts. So, of course, she did not pray for a period of seven days from the time the blood started flowing. After that, she went to the hospital, they examined her, and they told her she was pregnant. Those who made the mistake were the ones who told you that you were not pregnant. After that, the blood stopped for a day, and then it came back again. She says she did not pray during this period, meaning she did not pray in it. What should she do? Is this menstrual blood? She did not pray? Is it irregular bleeding? Does she make up the prayers? What is the ruling?

The Shaykh : The days in which she saw the menstruation. Yes. She saw it after she was told that you are pregnant? Yes, if so. The menstruation stopped, she went to the clinic, they told her she was not pregnant, they gave her an injection, and blood came out of her. For what reason? I mean, they gave her an injection. You are now... We are hastening things. She had finished her usual period. No, her period did not come for a certain number of days, so she went to get checked to find out why her period had not come, meaning, am I pregnant or not? They told her she was not pregnant and gave her an injection to induce the period, so the blood came out in large amounts. Now, did this blood that came to her after the injection come during her usual time? It passed her usual time. Yes, I understood from your words first that she was menstruating. No, she was not menstruating, Shaykh. If she was not menstruating, then when the injection was given and the blood came out, did this blood come during her usual time? During the time of her period, meaning, at the time of her period or before? After. No, of course, once. We are talking about before the discovery of the... No, after, my Shaykh. I mean, the days of menstruation have passed, meaning the days are at the time of menstruation? I told him, yes. First, I told him blood came out. Then I told him it was discovered. The one following you, based on the words... I told him it came out. Then. Of course, he is asking you about the small amount of blood before. It stopped for a period, she went back to the clinic. Other than that, I have nothing. She was pregnant, so they gave her an injection on the assumption that they would induce the period. Now, after they gave her the injection, this caused her, of course, bleeding. After seven days of bleeding, she went back to the clinic, and they told her, no, you were pregnant, and the bleeding was during the pregnancy, and you are still pregnant. My question is clear: Did she see blood during these seven days because of the injection? Yes. Are these seven days from her regular cycle when she menstruates? Every woman has a system; this one is at the beginning of the month, this one in the middle, this one at the end, and so on. So I am asking: Were these seven days within her usual days, or not? These seven days were after the cessation of menstruation due to pregnancy. They have no connection to her usual cycle. So this is irregular bleeding. It is obligatory for her to pray. It is obligatory for her, we do not say it is obligatory for her to make up the prayers. Be patient, hide it in the... like this, and I am with him in the hadith. Yes.