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Plan b, and contraceptive measures
I have an urgent question to ask. I have unprotected sexual intercourse with my partner on wednesday night, and i went to visit the doctor to get plan B pills as well as normal contraceptive pills. I have taken the first pill on thursday night, and friday morning for the second pill. But we had unprotected sexual intercourse again on friday night.
What should I do to prevent pregnancy again, as currently i'm oversea, but i have the contraceptive pills with me, which is yet to be taken, and I know that one can not take more the 4 pills on any given month, and may be harmful to my health
I will just like to know does plan B have a prolong effect to prevent pregnacy, since it is in such a short period of time, after the second pill.. less then 12 hours? And at this point what should I do.
What should I do to prevent pregnancy again, as currently i'm oversea, but i have the contraceptive pills with me, which is yet to be taken, and I know that one can not take more the 4 pills on any given month, and may be harmful to my health
I will just like to know does plan B have a prolong effect to prevent pregnacy, since it is in such a short period of time, after the second pill.. less then 12 hours? And at this point what should I do.
I wouldn't trust PlanB (morning after pill) unless you take it within 12hrs. I took it within the 1st 36hrs of sexual intercourse and am tested pregnant now-6weeks later!!!
Erm the 4 pills is Plan B pills, not the normal contraceptive pills. which is like 21 pills per month.
Ive never been on the pill but i thought you take it everyday and then stop for 7 days while you have your period, so why only four a month? Forgive me if im wrong.
As for plan B im unsure, but i would think that you would be protected alright.
I would suggest using condoms next time, they will do until your normal Pill protects you.
As for plan B im unsure, but i would think that you would be protected alright.
I would suggest using condoms next time, they will do until your normal Pill protects you.
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