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I took Plan B about 4 days ago....If I have more discharge then normal, is this a good sign, that Plan B worked and I am eventually going to start my period, or does it not mean anything?
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Yeah I know that I was over-thinking everything, and asking too many questions, and I should have just left it at my last post. But I GREATLY appreciate everyone's comments, and I thank you guys so much. And sorry about worrying so much, I guess its just my natural nature. Thanks again!
Yeah I know that I was over-thinking everything, and asking too many questions, and I should have just left it at my last post. But I GREATLY appreciate everyone's comments, and I thank you guys so much. And sorry about worrying so much, I guess its just my natural nature. Thanks again!
Hi - look, if you are continuing to worry about this despite all the advice you were given last time you asked this or a similar question, you should go to a dr and get their medical opinion. Sorry to sound a bit blunt, but I really don't think you're going to get the 'guarantee' you're obviously after by continuing to ask the same question. I hope for your sake that it did work but no one can tell you for absolutely sure. The general consensus from your last question and this one seems to be that it has worked. But if you need any other medical advice regarding this you should consult with a dr. I guess this will just be a lessened learned for the future - sorry. Good luck with the outcome!
you already posted a question about this didn't you ?? don't worry too much, as I said before. and yes extra discharge means the pill worked and your period is on its way. also as I said before, you will probably start spotting a few days and this will eventually lead in to your period
Basically, Plan B just kind of "messes up" your cycle so you can't get pregnant. It prevents ovulation or if ovulation has occurred it prevents a fertilized egg from implanting. I would say that this is probably normal. I started my period or spotting or something about a week later after I took it. It affects everybody differently.
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