i was having sex with my boyfriend and the condom broke i took the Plan B pill a couple hours after...?

Question

but i checked and i am rather sure i should be getting my period around now but i am not that regular yet but i was wondering if the Plan B pill will still be just as effective ?

Answer 1

Meme:
If plan B was the so called "Next day pill" you are on the safe side; if it was your regular pill, you got a good chance of being pregnant.

Answer 2

you should be fine, your period may come late or early because of the plan b pill, I have taken it in the past and i always get my period two weeks after that no matter when it was due. Plan B sometimes resets your cycle so I would hold on and if you don't get it in 3 weeks take a test, I know that's a long time to wait but you'll be ok.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

The Plan B pills screws up your cycle even more, so it's hard to say when it'll come next.

Take a preggy test though. You're not pregnant, but it'll ease your nerves.

Answer 5

Plan B basically gives you your period early--your uterine lining where the egg would implant is discarded thus making it more difficult for an egg to implant.

Having sex around your period doesn't mean that you're protected, and it won't affect Plan B's potenticy at all.

In the future, I suggest going on the pill.

Answer 6

the plan b pill is progesterone. what that does is make the vagina too acidic and just an unstable environment for a fertilized egg to attach to the uterus wall. it is possible that you can get pregnant after taking the pill but it makes it harder. some people are against it because they say a fertilized egg is still a baby and if you prevent it from doing what its supposed to do naturally then its like an abortion. i personally disagree but everyone has their own opinion about it.

Answer 7

I took plan b and freaked until my period statred right on time. Just sit back try and calm down and try not to worry about. If you regularly have sex with you bf maybe it's time to think about going on the pill. and if u do go on the pill take it on time everyday!

Answer 8

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Answer 9

If you took with within 24 hours of having sex you're fine.

The pill is a high dose of contraceptive, its enough to screw with your cycle.

Answer 10

First, congratulations for being responsible enough for using a condom. Second ask your doc about this, and lastly, aren't you a little young for sex and all that can imply? Please be careful. The last thing you need, if you are as young as I suspect, is a baby.

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