I had protected sex with my boyfriend on June 28th. After we had sex, I saw some type of white stuff on him and he kept trying to reassure me it was his so then the next day I took the Take Action pill. I got my period on June 10th. Well, I had protected sex again on July 17th and that happened again so I took Plan B the next day and now today I got my period again this month. I'm worried I could be pregnant? Is this my actual period or is it the Plan B? Please help.
Two periods in a month. Plan B side effects or am I pregnant? Please help?
Question posted by beetlejuice08 on 21 July 2016
Last updated on 23 July 2016
I took them both just to be safe because I was freaking out.
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If you had protected sex you didn't need to put all those fake hormones inside your body!
Even in total emergencies, it's not meant to be used more than once per month, as it's a huge amount of hormone. It can mess your hormones up for weeks, & if you've taken a double dose in such a short time, it's probably going to mess them up for several months, not weeks.
You could get any symptoms such as those that you get with a period, pregnancy, the menopause, or any other hormonal chance in your body.
It's just going to be a case of putting up with irregular spotting or bleeding, until your body gets rid of all the artificial hormone, & back to normal.
So that white stuff I saw was most likely mine? So I'm not pregnant?
It was most likely normal vaginal discharge.
Also, I took a pregnancy test yesterday and it came out negative, but I'm worried that I could've tested too early.
Yes it was too early most likely. You're not going to be pregnant though.
I just now noticed I put he reassured me it was his when I meant to say "he kept trying to reassure me it was mine." Sorry for that misunderstanding.
No prob. I knew what you meant.
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