My boyfriend and I are planning on having another baby, hence the reson for having unprotected sex. But either way my question was not wether plan b was a form of birth control I have done my reseach on it. My question is does the bleeding after plan b cause your ovulation dates to change? I was told by the pharmisist when I went to take plan b to not start my new pack of birth control until I have had a normal cycle. At that time I was supposed to start my new pack on that Sunday (also the day that my cycle ended and the day of unprotected sex) but did nor get the refilled percription until that Thursday. So she told me to wait until the next cycle date to start. We just recently did it again on the 13th and I am trying to see if I really need to get the pill again or if I should just wait. Really we are in limbo because our current baby is 7 months. Do you understand the situation now?
Oh yeah, other then the bleeding 7 days after the pill. 7 days after that I took a hpt and itt came up negative (direction of the pharmacist). 5 days later I got this really day yeast infection which I got treatment for that was 8 Jun. Now we had sex 13th. What do you guys think that I should do. Just wait it out and see again, or go ahead and get the pill again. Honestly I hated the side effects of the pill and I do want another baby. Im so confused!!! Excuse any typos I was rushing..
why do you keep having unprotected sex if you dont want to have a baby because you using plan and had unprotected sex yet again around ovulation time. if you dont want a baby, your not going about using proper birth control, plan b is not. its hard to say. your going to have to take a pregnancy test.
1. Plan b is not 100% effective, and if you are already pregnant it does not cause and abortion.
2. Why are you having unprotected sex? Plan b is not a form of birth control.
3. Yes you're period started after the pill, and you are going to start your next period based on the day you started bleeding after the pill. And therefore will have a different ovulation date now.