Do you mean that you had unprotected sex then took morning after pill, then had unprotected sex again? If so you would do well to ring NHS direct for advice.
From what you've said, it sounds like you're having side effects of MAP. Hot flushes signal hormone imbalence. Read the advice leaflet to see what side effects are. If you're still worried, take a pregnancytest.
2006-08-03 03:46:55
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answered by Cazza 4
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Unfortunately yes. It's not 100% effective even when taken straight after the event. It's effectiveness decreases rapidly over the next 72 hours.
Must add that when I took the morning after pill I felt weak and sick for days. When the period finally arrived it wasn't as normal. It's definately worth taking a test, but it sounds like the pill is just working as it should.
2006-08-04 08:30:57
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answered by salvationcity 4
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on the MAP it says that you need to take it within 24 hours of unprotected sex for it to be up to 95% effective.
Because it is such a high dose of hormones, it may make some women feel sick or actually be sick. The pharmacist will advise that if you are sick within 2 hours of taking it, you you retake another as soon as you feel better as it may not have been absorbed.
The pill may not work if you have unprotected sex soon after taking the MAP before your next period, so for example, if you take the MAP today then tonight have unprotected sex again and then your next period is due say next Tuesday you will have to again take the MAP to prevent pregnancy from the night you had the unprotected sex, the more times you take the MAP in cycle the more you could mess up your next bleed (I hope I have not confused you).
They also advise that you take a test up to 3 weeks after the unprotected sex to see if the MAP worked.
You say you hade a weak bleed, if it is strange in any way take a test.
Hope this helps.
2006-08-07 06:22:18
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answered by Rebz 5
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My friend had a one night stand and used the morning after pill and she still got pregnant. Just remember always use precautions and nothing is 100% effective
2006-08-03 12:38:04
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answered by LAURA S 2
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The function of the morning after pill, Plan B, is not to have the fertilized egg implant in the uterine wall. If you took the pill properly then you should not be pregnant. However, if you didn't do it correctly or too late, etc., then get checked by your ob/gyn and be sure.
2006-08-03 09:24:51
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answered by Morphious 4
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My colleague has a 13 year old daughter to testify that this can happen!
Take a test!
Morning after pill, or any contraception, is never 100% effective even if used correctly.
Good luck x
2006-08-03 09:24:50
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answered by lindsay 4
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Yes you can, do a test to rule it out then go see your dr.
Nothing is 100%, and the MAP is less effective the longer you leave until you take it. Personally if whatever reason you took it after 24 hours I'd be a little concerned - well concerned enough to do a test.
2006-08-05 21:19:36
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answered by twistie 2
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Yes, they are not one hundred percent effective. BUT that is what that pill does to you, so I think its normal. It just pumped you full of mad hormones to kill all the sperm. You are more than likely going to feel sick and queezy for a few days.
Nothing is 100% except abstinence - unless you believe in immaculate conception... then your just destined!
2006-08-03 09:26:05
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answered by praehunter 2
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yes you can im living proof of this,i took the morning after pill twice to be on the safe side lol and im now 5mths pregnant so nothing is 100%
2006-08-03 09:56:08
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answered by carlyxx 2
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no you wont get pregnant once you have taken your pills
but make sure you take the right thing and the right amount and at the right time
have a good time
2006-08-03 09:24:56
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answered by kish 2
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