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AM I PREGNANT??
Hi, this is my first time on this site ever. It looks very helpful here. So here's my story and question:
On August 20,2010 at 3 something pm to 4 pm, I had my first sex experience. He did the withdrawal method. He "released" it on the back of the butt cheeks. It was dripping...and it dripped onto the vagina. On the next day, I went and bought the Plan B the Morning After pill. *It was taken 19 hours, so it was 10am on August 21 that I took it*. So far, I didn't have any spottings..and I haven't gotten my period yet.. Do you think that I am pregnant?
I've called Telehealth, they are registered nurses in Ontario. They all said that I am going to be fine because I took the Plan B pill, but I still don't know.
My friends have told me that I will be okay.
Do you get pregnant even if you take the pill?
On August 20,2010 at 3 something pm to 4 pm, I had my first sex experience. He did the withdrawal method. He "released" it on the back of the butt cheeks. It was dripping...and it dripped onto the vagina. On the next day, I went and bought the Plan B the Morning After pill. *It was taken 19 hours, so it was 10am on August 21 that I took it*. So far, I didn't have any spottings..and I haven't gotten my period yet.. Do you think that I am pregnant?
I've called Telehealth, they are registered nurses in Ontario. They all said that I am going to be fine because I took the Plan B pill, but I still don't know.
My friends have told me that I will be okay.
Do you get pregnant even if you take the pill?
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you can search it on Google for more details though. i also had that same discharge than periods that's why im telling .
Thanks!
Just noticed that i'm getting this brownish-redish discharge..is that normal??
Just noticed that i'm getting this brownish-redish discharge..is that normal??
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all comments are really appreicated
this situation has been bugging me forever
all comments are really appreicated
this situation has been bugging me forever
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