Took plan b than an hr later had unprotected sex...he didnt ejaculate...it was only for a few minutes..?

Question

Chances of pregnancy? i took the pill almost an hr later had sex again..does the pill still protect from pregnancy>

Answer 1

Hi

you should be ok, although its a silly risk to take.It sounds like you really need to go on the pill as the b plan pill is not a form of contraception. Your boyfriend doesn't need to ejaculate either by the way as the penis releases a small amount of seamen during sex before he ejaculates.

Answer 2

Dear Friend, Here is some information on Plan B.

Plan B® is an extremely high dosage of chemical hormones.
It contains the same chemical hormones found in some types of birth control.


Plus, you may not even need it. You can only get pregnant on certain days of the month – around the time that you ovulate. Typically, there are only about three to five days a month in which a woman can get pregnant. Unfortunately, most women looking for the morning-after pill are panicked because they think (or perceive) the clock is ticking, and as a result they don’t take the time to evaluate their situation. If you weren’t fertile when you had sex because you were nowhere near ovulation, it is senseless to take the drug. It will only subject you to the possible side effects of nausea and vomiting and put a bunch of unnecessary hormones in your body.

Women who are considering Plan B® do not always know where they are in their cycle or if they are fertile, so they rush and spend money on a drug that they don’t need and that may harm their bodies.

Women who have a known or suspected pregnancy should not take the pills, according to the manufacturers of Plan B®. Have you taken a pregnancy test? Our consultants are available 24/7 to talk to you about your concerns. Email us or call us at 1-800-395-HELP.

Know the Risks Associated with the Morning-After Pill
Plan B® is a relatively new drug, and as a result there has not been much testing on its effect on the body. Some of the commonly reported side effects are nausea, abdominal pain, tiredness, headache, menstrual changes, dizziness, breast tenderness, and vomiting.ii After taking Plan B® it is not uncommon to have an irregular period.iii This could mean heavier bleeding, lighter bleeding, or a delayed period.iv It can take time before your body will go back to normal and stabilize itself.


Women who have diabetes should be monitored while taking Plan B,v and women with pelvic inflammatory disease should not take Plan B, except under a physician’s careful monitoring.vi Unfortunately, a lot of women don’t know if they have diabetesvii and/or don’t know if they have pelvic inflammatory disease.

After taking Plan B® there is also an increased risk of ectopic pregnancy.viii An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy that is occurring anywhere outside of the uterus. The most common type of ectopic pregnancy is sometimes referred to as a tubal pregnancy because it is one that is occurring in the woman’s fallopian tube. If this goes unnoticed, a woman could be at serious risk. Even a small delay in diagnosing an ectopic pregnancy can be fatal.ix

Plan B® does not protect against HIV infection (AIDS) or other sexually transmitted diseases.x It is generally recommended that any sexually active woman seek testing for sexually transmitted diseases.

Another major problem concerning Plan B® is the effect it could have if you are already pregnant. A woman may have unprotected sex with her partner and rush to get the morning-after pill; however, when she takes Plan B® she may be pregnant from a previous time she had sex. Women who have a known or suspected pregnancy should not take the pills, according to the manufacturers of Plan B®.xi Have you taken a pregnancy test? Our consultants are available 24/7 to talk to you about your concerns. Call us at 1-800-395-HELP.

Learn How the Morning After Pill Works
Many women don’t know how Plan B® works. Plan B® works in one of three ways, and the difference depends upon where the woman is in her cycle. If she has not yet ovulated, taking Plan B® can work as a contraceptive and suppress ovulation.

If she has ovulated, it can prevent the sperm from coming into contact with the egg.

The last way in which Plan B® may work is a little more complicated. Conception or fertilization is the term used when the sperm joins the egg. When this happens, human life has begun. The embryo moves through the fallopian tube and implants in the uterus about a week later. If Plan B® is taken after an egg has been fertilized it may not allow the embryo to implant in the uterus.xii This would be a very early abortion.

How do you feel about abortion? We’re here to listen. Email us or call us at 1-800-395-HELP, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Please do not take plan b. Take good care of self and baby if you are pregnant.
Sincerely, Runner

Answer 3

Chance of pregnancy?

Yes always even with birth control it just reduces the odds of getting pregnant.

Lots of factors change those odds.

Are you sick?
Were you drinking?
Time you took the pill vs. having sex.

Get on a regular pill program and still have him use a condom.

More prevention and now also so prevention from STDs.

Also Sorry it was only for a few minutes.

Answer 4

Any time you have unprotected sex, there is the possiablity of getting pregnant. It is not necessary for him to ejaculate, as there is seepage

from the prostate at time of excitement. That could be all it takes. This comes as a form of lubricant and along with it sperm. Good luck.

Answer 5

omg get a grip of yourself eh & use common sense. if she took the pill then you had sex again later on after taking it then yeah there is a chance she's pregnant, the pill might have done the damage to the sperm already and your new pre-c.u.m went into her waiting for the egg. stop having unprotected sex if you're so bothered about pregnancy eh!!

Answer 6

Go to your nearest Planned Parenthood and get on proper BC...the morning after pill is not designed to be used as undoing BC...so yes you could get pregnant misusing it this way. Plus you could also get a nice nasty std.

If you feel you are old enough to have sex (and I don't think you are) then use your head and be responsible.

Answer 7

Your suppose to take the pill after you had sex not take it then have sex. Honestly don't know how that works if you take it before sex.

Answer 8

WHY are you going to take Plan B and then have unprotected sex AGAIN right after? It shouldn't be used as a birth control.

Answer 9

sucks that the second time around was only a few minutes. and Plan B should not be used as a contraceptive.

Answer 10

absolutely yes. what in your mind told you that you could just go haven blisters with people? WHY WHY WHY this is WRONG you shouldnt have done this because now you are pregnant have a great life