Anonymous
Had unprotected sex, took plan b, had sex again no protection 2nd time?
- Posted:
- 24 Apr 2012 by Anonymous
- Topics:
- plan b, sex
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Ok so the first time I had unprotected sex was Apr.12. I took plan b that night, and the second pill 12 hrs later. Had unprotected sex again on the 14th. Did not take anything for the second time, but started taking my bc pills that night. Had unprotected sex again on the 17th (4 days into bc pills) had sex again on the 21st.(8 days into bc pills) it is now the 24th and I have been feeling nauses and hot flashes for the last 2 days. So what I'm wondering is, if I possibly gotten pregnant between the plan b and being in the first week of bc pills or if the symptoms I'm having is from the plan b and starting the bc pills after being off bc for 4 months.
Just let me add, my partner and I have been together 5 yrs, we already have 1 child together. I'm only taking bc pills to control my heavy menstrual flow, not to prevent pregnancy. I would love to have another child but due to irregular periods I can't tell when ovulation takes place.
24 Apr 2012
There has always been a way to tell when you ovulate. With the basal temperature, however now they have an ovulation test out.
24 Apr 2012
There is a possibilty of pregnancy for sure but you are throwing a lot of hormones into your body too so it could be side effects of the hormones. I hope that you are not pregnant because you are exposing a child to a large mix of hormones. I think you need to decide if you do truly want another child or not. If you do want a baby you need to quit all the hormones-they are not good to expose an embryo to. If you dont want another child then use just the birth control. As kaismama mentioned, there are always ways to tell ovulation once you are taught what to look for. There is the raise is basal temp and also changes in cervical mucous that take place during ovulation. Always. No matter how irregular your period is.
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Anonymous 
kaismama
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Yes ur right.. I do need to decide if I want another baby or not. I think all the hormones are are making it harder for me to decide. My son was diagnosed with seizure at a very young age so I have the fear of my second child having them too. Tho its not possible. That's not how seizures work. as a mother I still have the fear. And as for ovulation, yes u are correct, there is always a way to tell. I know that bc, for me at least, has always made me feel pregnant in the first month of taking the pills. But for some reason this feels different. I had done a lot of research and found plan b is not as reliable as I thought. So I guess I will stop taking my bc pills until I start my period that way I know for sure. And in case I am, I don't cause any harm. Thanks ladies
It is scary when you have a child with an issue like that but then again there are never any guarantees on any pregnancy! I'm betting it is the mix of hormones making you feel bad, and you are correct that Plan b isnt terribly reliable and certainly not for subsequent sexual episodes. It doesnt work like BC where you stay protected. The return to fertility is almost immediate. It is up to you, if you want a baby, and it sounds like you are leaning that way, then just quit the pills. If you want to wait a bit longer, keep taking them and get yourself regulated for awhile. Do you know how to check cervical mucous? I was told by a nun, of all people, that it is the best way to determine fertility (and who would know better than a nun of when to avoid fertility! I know, I'm very bad... ) If you want to know how it is done, I can go over it in a private message.