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Hi! I'm 21 years old and I am in a bit of a situation. I usually get my periods around the 10th of every month and they usually lasts about 5 days. WELL, I still have not received my period for this month (July) and it is already the 16th!!!!

The only thing I can think of was when I had sex around June 22. He wore a condom, but it could have torn because he said the condom was "dry".

I recently took a Plan B pill 3 days ago because I had sex with my boyfriend and the condom slipped off, so I took it to be on the safe side.

I took 2 at home pregnancy tests and they both came out negative. Could I just be worried, or is it saying it is negative because I just took a Plan B pill not too long ago and that is affecting my urine sample?
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362408 tn?1236441081
If you still havent got your period in a few days i would re-test or go and see your doctor but i am like Krushing and have no experience with the plan B pill so this could be part of the reason you havent had your period yet maybe your doctor could give you some advise.
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271399 tn?1242830135
could be stress or the pill.  I would wait a few days & retest.
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143123 tn?1274300825
I don't have any personal experience with Plan B, but I've read other ladies talking about how it does mess up your cycle after taking it.  So, that is probably the reason for your delay.
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