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Brown Spotting After Plan B? Scared.

My last period started on the 29th of August and ended on the 3rd of September. On the 7th of September, my boyfriend and I had sex with a condom but the condom broke. We're not sure if any of the ejaculation actually went in because he pulled out right before. Anyway, scared, we went and bought Plan B and I took it about two hours (at most) after the accident occurred.
My next expected period was on the 26th of September (yesterday). However, the whole week prior to my expected date, I had light brown spotting and mild cramping. Now the spotting has gone away and there have been no signs of my actual period.
I'm just wondering if this is a normal result after taking the Plan B emergency contraceptive and if this has happened to anyone else in the past...
I don't know if my period is late because of the pill or because of pregnancy and it's really starting to scare and stress me out. I know that one day late is a little early to be worrying but my period is usually very punctual.
Please any responses or advice is welcome, I would really like to know.
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Did you end up pregnant? Currently going through this
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Taking plan b makes your cycle delayed. When i took it i didnt have a cycle for the month i supposed to so dont stress out about it your cycle just going to be off track.
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Plan b doesn't always work. Only way to know is to take a test.
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