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plan b confusion
So Last Friday this guy and I hooked up and I took plan b the next day (the other times I have taken it I take it right away). I wasn't ovulating (I been using the app for about a year so it know my cycles pretty well) but I still took it just in case. Fast forward to yesterday the 15th my period wasn't here so I waited for today and nothing yet... the plan b box said it might delay my period for a week but that wasn't happen to be in the previous times I have taken it. So what's the next step? Take a pregnancy test or just wait until a next week for my period? (I been trying not to think too much about it because I know stress make it late.)
I have a question! So what if your period was over a day before u had sex and thats got kinda outta hand and u had to take the pill, would I have to wait almost month to see if the pill took!?!
Another thing to remember is that I wasn't ovulating I only took it as a precaution
I once had to wait 8 or 9 days for my period after taking plan b. Two other times i got my period 2 to 5 days after taking it. Hope this helps
My friend used a condom and it broke, used the plan B and now has twins lol so I believe it doesn't work all the time ...
My husband and I were being careful about not getting pregnant because we had plans of doing other things first. Anyhow, one night however things got pretty steamy and I was a little tipsy and well I got carried away and he didn't stop me either haha. So the next day I took the pill because we didn't use the condom and just like the post above, here I am almost 27 weeks pregnant with my third. The pill is not very reliable sometimes and it messes with your hormones. Good luck!
I got pregnant off the plan B pill, you need to be careful and use protection because it's not reliable and even then there is still a chance, I was on the mini pill, used a condom (it broke) and took the plan b and here I am 22 weeks pregnant
Plan B can do a whole lot of screwy things to your cycle, so I would test at a later date but more than likely you'll have a delayed period.
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