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Plan B question - need help!!!
Hi everyone,
My bf showed up unannounced to my place almost two weeks ago and we almost had sex. He did not have a condom with him and he only thrusted once or twice against my vaginal area before I pushed him off. There was no penetration and he was not even close to ejaculating but I was still worried about pre-***, so I bought Plan B one-step and took it 36 hours after the event.
This happened on Day 9 of my cycle and I took Plan B on Day 10. I have regular 28-29 day cycles. Five days later, around the time when I would have been ovulating, I got this dark red, heavy flow with some cramps that lasted about 4 days. It was 2 weeks before when my normal period, which should be this upcoming May 10th.
I have 2 questions: a) because I got that early bleeding, will it throw off my regular period and make it come later than May 10? b) what are the chances that I got pregnant from that encounter? I know the chances are super slim but I keep scaring myself and freaking out at random times so I'm looking for some reassurance and peace of mind so I can stop stressing so much. Thanks!!!!
My bf showed up unannounced to my place almost two weeks ago and we almost had sex. He did not have a condom with him and he only thrusted once or twice against my vaginal area before I pushed him off. There was no penetration and he was not even close to ejaculating but I was still worried about pre-***, so I bought Plan B one-step and took it 36 hours after the event.
This happened on Day 9 of my cycle and I took Plan B on Day 10. I have regular 28-29 day cycles. Five days later, around the time when I would have been ovulating, I got this dark red, heavy flow with some cramps that lasted about 4 days. It was 2 weeks before when my normal period, which should be this upcoming May 10th.
I have 2 questions: a) because I got that early bleeding, will it throw off my regular period and make it come later than May 10? b) what are the chances that I got pregnant from that encounter? I know the chances are super slim but I keep scaring myself and freaking out at random times so I'm looking for some reassurance and peace of mind so I can stop stressing so much. Thanks!!!!
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I know plan B seems safe because it's over the counter, but it is a serious drug that should be avoided. You need to do something safer to avoid pregnancy.
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b) Slim to none. No penetration, no ejaculate. Unless he rubbed close enough and had pre-ejaculate on the tip that contained sperm, the chances were already slim to none. With the Plan B, I'd say pretty much nil.