i took the morning after pill but my period has no come?

Question

i will try my best to explain but iam really confused and scared so whatever you say to me must be really true not made up stuff coz iam going to take it seriously. please guys help me. here goes..

i had sex with my boyfriend 7 days after my regular period and the condom broke . so i went to get the morning afters but they were out , they only got them in stock after 2 days and drank them on the 4th day sfter intercourse. my period didnt come , i had sex again with my boyfriend and again the ******* condom broke again, that was 5 days after i took the moring after pill then the next day i took another pill and here iam .. today iam still not on my period having took the second pill yesterday? so am i pregnant ???? help

Answer 1

Well you can't know for sure if you are pregnant without actually taking a test.

In order for the morning after pill to be most effective, you must take it within 72 hours, so I don't how effective it was taking it 4 days after. Also, taking the morning after pill can delay your period for up to a week sometimes, so maybe it is just the side effects of the morning after pill (and taking it twice within a couple of days).

I recommend taking a pregnancy test if you are 2 weeks or more late for your period and I hope all goes well.
:D

Answer 2

1. Take a pregnancy test.
2. Go to your doctor and get some facts about what the morning after pill actually can and cannot do.
3. Use a second form of birth control so you don't have to freak out every time the condom breaks
4. Try not having sex until you're actually a) married and b) ready to be a mom. It will save you all this trouble.

By the way, the morning after pill generally doesn't work more than a day or two after the fact. Taking it 4 days later did nothing for you.

Answer 3

No one here knows if you are indeed pregnant. You need to get a test, either a home version or go to the public health. The Plan B has to be taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse. Taking 2 doses of it in one month though, may affect your cycle.

If you are, you can explore your options. If you aren't you can look into to pill and a better brand of condoms.

Answer 4

The approach I see it, it is not time in your cycle but. If you had intercourse 7 days after your interval (You greater than undoubtedly have been NOT ovulating but), took Plan B four days later, had intercourse five days after that, took a further Plan B a million day later, and that used to be the previous day. So it is been 7+four+five+a million+a million=20 days - Your cycle will have to be round each 28 days. Don's sweat it - I'm certain BOTH tablets did their jobs, however you are now not even due in your interval but.

Answer 5

itll be here, try the trojan man. lol