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I'm a little confused.

I'm 18 yrs old. I just recently lose my virginity May 22 (day 14 of my cycle) being me I got nervous and took plan b the next morning. I had relations again on May 26 (day 18). Being paranoid I took plan b again this time about 30-45 mins after. My period at that point would be due in about 12 days. So these pass 11 days I've had cramps and tender breast. Today my period "started" a day earlier then I expected. And when my period usually starts I have the brownish red discharge come first and it usually last for about an hour and then I begin to really bleed. But this is different I started to bleed but it was light and I haven't even gone through my first pad yet and my cramps are terrible! I'm confused about this. I obviously don't want to be pregnant. I know that I am young but I don't need judges I just want advice from people who've been there and/or understand. Please and Thank you.
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I was told by a pharmacist that if you take the morning after pill too many times then it'll make you infertile.

Firstly, did you use contraception? Like condoms. The pull out method is not a form of contraception, you can still get pregnant by doing that!
Secondly, stress can mess with your periods. If your worried, then go see a doctor.
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1. ...did you use protection? You shouldn't have unprotected sex if you don't want to get pregnant. 2. Your period is probably messed up since you took the pill 2 different times in one week... Please get on some type of  birth control if you're not trying to get pregnant because plan B should be used as an emergency contraceptive, definitely not to use twice in 4 days..
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