During an intimate moment with my partner, the condom broke and since I am not on any birth control and was ovulating during that time we decided to be safe and we went to the nearest pharmacy and I took the morning after pill at least 2 hours after the incident. I ended up getting my period super early after that which is considered usual after taking Plan B but it only lasted 3 days which was unusual for me since mine usually last longer but I associated it with being part of the whole emergency contraceptive side effects. It’s been around a month and a bit that I haven’t had my period since then and I’m starting to worry. Could I be pregnant?
My second period after Plan B (morning after pill) still hasn’t come ?
Question posted by iridescenthype on 30 Aug 2018
Last updated on 16 April 2019
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Hi! So what were your results?
Hi!! So i got my period, very very late but better late than never, it arrived:) I’ve been very cautious, I’m on birth control now and everything is back to normal.
How late was your period in the end? X
Yes how late was it? I would also like to know. In the same boat.
My period was about 2 months late !
Iridescent, That is such a long long time! I don’t have a clue when to except mine. 4 weeks waiting since last I took the pill. I have taken weekly tests and all are negative. This has been the hardest month of my life.
And I bleed for 8 days after taking it. I don’t feel weird or anything just the side effects because I took 2 dosages (so 4 pills in Total) I feel so scared and so alone most days but some I feel hopeful. I hope my period comes. I hope I am okay.
Yes you could be pregnant. Plan B is not the best choice of emergency contraceptive when you are fertile. I'd, personally, have opted for the other emergency pill called Ulipristal Acetate (Ella).
It works by delaying your ovulation until the sperm leaves your body. If you're already ovulating or very close to, then it can't do that.
Some think Plan B works in other ways, but the Manufacturer does not claim that. They say it's possible, but don't say it does, as it has not been proven.
Alternatively it could just be side effects from the Plan B.
Thank you very much. I’ll take a test ASAP. Hoping it’s Plan B side effects.
You're very welcome. Good luck.
Yes, you could be pregnant. Plan B does not work if you are already ovulating and you would have been better of taking the other emergency contraceptive (Ella) Ulipristal Acetate. I would suggest that you take a pregnancy test and go from there.
Good luck.
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