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Could i be pregnant? :(

On june 4th my boyfriend and i had swx, but our condom broke. When we realized we immediately went to walmart and purchased Take Action, an emergency contraceptive. And when i say immediately it was literally ten or fifteen minutes later. Anyway, i took the pill as soon as we got home. Flash forward to now and my period is almost four days late. I know morning after pills may cause thos, but im wondering if its also bc i am on birth control or if im pregnant? Has anyone else had their period be late after taking things like plan b? And how late was it? If appropriate, when should i take a test?
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Hey! I have no idea about birth control pills but your period could be late due to the pill. When I took EllaOne my period came about a week early (they say it can either be late or early) and I had brown discharge for the second month. So everyone's different, please don't stress I know the feeling.
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Thank you. Im only stressing because i have had no period symptoms since i took the take action pill. I havent had cramps, bloating, nothing. Not even pms.
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So you're on birth control AND you took the plan B pill??
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Yes. I know birth control pills usually take 1 full month to kick in and i only started taking it the last week of may..
I also only took take action bc i was ovulating at the time.  I didnt want to take any chances i guess.
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