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Q: Morning after pill effect on pregnancy
asked by: Okani on June 3rd, 2009
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I have taken the morning after pill twice for this yr alone. Once in February and another time in March. This resulted in my cycle being 6 days late at first and then 18 days later. So I have been have unprotected sex for a mere 5mins at a time and then he uses his hand for the balance of the time. It has been said that a woman can get pregnant from pre ejaculate but we've waited 3days at a time since th last time he came. Since sperm survives in the urethra for 3 days so any precum in that frame of time can result in pregnancy. My period is now one day late..I've been feelin the signs off and on.slight cramping..mood swings..tender nipples.

Has me taking the pill so close at a time although it is an emergency pill further affected my cycle and can i be pregnant?
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Mabel
replied on June 3rd, 2009
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OK, lets talk about pregnancy and precum. Men can have precum during any time of sexual activity. ANY TIME. That means, even if you only had sex for a fraction of a second, there could be enough precum to get you pregnant(that he would have no idea was there). Condoms and birth control are VERY VERY important.

Plan B is not meant to be used as birth control. It is mean to use only in emergency situations where there has been some accident or birth control failure (condom breakage). Not as something you depend on to prevent pregnancy.

If you read the insert in your Plan B pill package, it will tell you that your period can be messed up for up to 4 months following taking the pills. They are a massive dose of hormones and they can affect your cycle. Just because they didn't affect you the first time you took them doesn't mean they won't now.

Why aren't you on birth control? Planned Parenthood gives free and discount birth control and condoms are FREE. There is no reason not to protect yourself.

Take a pregnancy test if you suspect pregnancy.
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