I had sex on June 1st and took Plan B on June 3rd then on June 8th I noticed reddish brownish discharge or blood i couldn't tell and it lasted for about 5-6 days but it was almost like spotting kinda off and on those past days. Then I had so much wet clear discharge it would drip out of me and sometimes it would drip down my legs it was so much , Then i think I am peeing a lot more than usual about 5-8 times a day but used to only go about 3 times a day. Also my breast are really sore and seem a lot bigger, and I've been waking up feeling sick with really bad cramps. This is my first time taking Plan B and I am really scared, so please give me as much detail as possible or any suggestions. Thank you
Took Plan B noticing pregnant like symptoms? Help please?
Question posted by hailwey on 23 June 2017
Last updated on 24 June 2017
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LousArk
23 June 2017
Very common with Plan B.
Where in your menstrual cycle were you when you had sex? Day 1 is the first day of your period.
Are your periods always regular?
How many days in your cycle?
hailwey
23 June 2017
I was just getting off my period the day I had sex, and yes my periods are regular and my cycle is about 27 days.
LousArk
23 June 2017
The Plan B should have been in time to delay your ovulation, to allow the sperm to leave your body, before the egg descends. If you had already been ovulating then it would not have been the right type of emergency contraception for you, but it has a decent chance of preventing pregnancy at the time of the month that you used it. It's not as reliable as regular hormonal birth control, though. Just might be better than nothing, in the case of an accident.
hailwey
24 June 2017
Thank you, Should I be expecting a late period? If so how many days should it be delayed?
LousArk
24 June 2017
Everyone is different. Impossible to say, although it's quite likely. If it causes a delay in your ovulation, then it is setting your menstrual cycle back, so your period may also be late, or any bleeding you get may not be a genuine period.
You can do a pregnancy test if/once it is late, to put your mind at rest.
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