To Prevent Pregency?

Question

i had unprotected sex on 11th of feb.to prevent pregenancy i am thing of taking plan B medicine. it will work for me or not. My m/c is not regular (after 1.5 months or more).

Answer 1

It's too late for that. That form needs to be taken with 72 hours of unprotected sex. You should be more careful next time. Use some form of birth control.

Answer 2

That was 15 days ago. At 3 days after intercourse, Plan B only has an 81% rate of preventing pregnancy. What Plan B does is prevent a fertilized egg from attatching to your uterine wall. It won't necessarily terminate a pregnancy that has already implanted...and it this point, if you did get pregnant, it's too late, the egg has already implanted. Maybe you got lucky and you weren't ovulating at the time. Since that was over 2 weeks ago, when is your period due? Most women ovulate about 2 weeks before their period is due. If it was longer before your next period than that, there's a good chance you weren't ovulating. However, cycles can vary. The only thing you can do now is wait to see if you are pregnant, and then weight the options of abortion, keeping the baby, and adoption. Plan B means right after the sex, not 2 weeks later. Maybe you'll get lucky this time, and think about protection sooner next time. Good luck!

Answer 3

It is WAY too late. Plan B should be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex

Answer 4

All forms of emergency contraception, pills, IUD etc must be used within 5 days of unprotected sex, because they prevent implantation. At this point if implantation is going to occur it already has.

Answer 5

Too late. If you did anything now, it wouldn't PREVENT pregnancy, if you conceived- you are already pregnant. Anything you'd do now would harm or end your pregnancy but it's too late to PREVENT it. If you don't feel ready for a child, don't have sex.