I got my period at march 5 to 11. I had unprotected sex at 16 I drink the Plan B one step the 17, and I got my period today (march 31). Can I be pregnant?! I don't know if I Should be worry or not? I am more worry cause is the first time to have two periods in one month, any suggest ?
If I have two period in one month I can be pregnant ??
Question posted by hellospooky on 31 March 2013
Last updated on 19 May 2015 by Italianfly_22
3 Answers
I'm going through a similar situation I took the plan b pill 3 weeks before the 3rd of may , may 3rd I got my period thank god normal cycle. That Saturday I had sex with a condom but it broke he pulled out though but just to be safe he got me the plan b pill that Monday . May 18th I got my period again and I'm nervous as to what's happening I'm super new at this lol ugh
I doubt it! If you are having your period, you can be pretty sure that you are not pregnant, and the fact that you took plan b has a lot to do with the fact that you had 2 periods in on month.
I am not a doctor, so if you really want to be sure you should make an appointment with your family doctor or your Gyn. to be examined and take a pregnancy test to be totally sure!
Good luck to you!!
If you have a period its a safe bet you're not pregnant. All that is wrong with you is you took plan b. It will mess with you're cycle for a few months. I'd suggest you get on regular birth control so you don't have the shock to your system that plan b causes.
But its normal like for be the first day I have brownish, dried blood type today?? I really have my pain of period like cramps and everything, 0 nausea or any pregnancy systems.
I'm not sure where girls got the idea that bleeding meant you were pregnant. Believe me for anyone trying to be pregnant they know its a bad sign. When i said plan b will mess you up i mean it. Things will be weird for a bit for you.
Ok!! thank you sooo much!!!
Now I can go and sleep calm <3
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