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having sex and taking plan b next step..confuseddd!!

Alright so my boyfriend and I had sex the day my period was expected. I know kinda stupid on both of our parts. My last cycle was August 3 and lasted until August 7. I should get my period on the 30th give or take a day or two. My cycles are always usually between 27-29 days. Which means I should have ovulated sometime between the 11th-and 16th. I know I ovulated because I had a lot of white discharge for about a few days during the middle of August. When we had sex, we used a condom but we found out right before he pulled out that it broke. He mostly went outside  of my vagina but since we found out the condom broke we didnt really were sure if any stayed inside my vagina. I took plan b next step within 14 hours on having sex. I still havent had my period and it was one day after I took the plan B. My question is, is there any chance I could be pregnant or is the plan B delaying my period completely since it was so close to expected date?
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alright thanks...because i deff dont want to stress out over something and maybe delay even more..how soon is too soon for the pregnancy test?
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The plan B can really mess up your cycle so it could be related to that...

If you are worried about it, take a home pregnancy test..  but Plan B can delay your cycle or make you have break through bleeding, etc...
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