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My boyfriend and I had sex and our condom broke so I took the Plan B morning after pill. A week later, we had the same problem, but before taking the pill again the day after, I began bleeding. I bled for several days and have heard that Plan B messes up period cycles. Is it possible that I could still be pregnant from the second incident?
she didnt take it twice - she took it once
accidents do happen!!! so lets not judge!
the pill does make u irregular with ur period butt u should b carefull! to many hormone can also ruin ur body (health wise) so maybe u should try another type of condom and see how that works.
accidents do happen!!! so lets not judge!
the pill does make u irregular with ur period butt u should b carefull! to many hormone can also ruin ur body (health wise) so maybe u should try another type of condom and see how that works.
plan b is not a form of birth control and your using it as such.
you had sex the condom broke, you took plan b. the condom broke again...so you took plan b again....
yes you can still be pregnant and yes it does mess up your cycles. go to the doctors....get a blood test (or get an hpt) and get on birth control
you had sex the condom broke, you took plan b. the condom broke again...so you took plan b again....
yes you can still be pregnant and yes it does mess up your cycles. go to the doctors....get a blood test (or get an hpt) and get on birth control
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