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Q: plan b and late period
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kristencouture
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Maddie34
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Plan B messes up your cycle so you can't really just expect your period to come on time. It could be a week early or it could be a week late. You may have some weird periods for a few months.
Between the plan B and the fact that you're stressed, it seems pretty normal to me that it's late. Relax.
And for the future, you should probably look into birth control. It will save you a lot of stress.
Between the plan B and the fact that you're stressed, it seems pretty normal to me that it's late. Relax.
And for the future, you should probably look into birth control. It will save you a lot of stress.
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kristencouture
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Maddie34
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Well make sure you have a nice supply of condoms then. 
Honestly, the pull out method is very risky. It's unprotected sex. Period.
Save yourself a good month of worrying and use some form of protection always!
Honestly, the pull out method is very risky. It's unprotected sex. Period.
Save yourself a good month of worrying and use some form of protection always!
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kristencouture
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Maddie34
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JustLikeU
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cchurch22
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Maddie34
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cchurch22
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lovethepoo
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Maddie34
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Yes, start a new pack and keep taking your pills.
You really didn't need Plan B since you're protected during your placebo week (the week you get your period) as long as you've been taking your pills with no mistakes.
What happens with your period is kind of a toss up now. Taking plan B with birth control pills (especially during the placeboa week) could really just give a boost of hormones so you don't experience withdrawl bleeding. Or you might get your period mid pack next month.
Just kind of roll with it because you're chances of being pregnant are less than 1%, but the Plan B will give you pregnancy like symptoms as a side effect (change in hormones). So right now the only thing you need to worry about is when your body will regulate again
You really didn't need Plan B since you're protected during your placebo week (the week you get your period) as long as you've been taking your pills with no mistakes.
What happens with your period is kind of a toss up now. Taking plan B with birth control pills (especially during the placeboa week) could really just give a boost of hormones so you don't experience withdrawl bleeding. Or you might get your period mid pack next month.
Just kind of roll with it because you're chances of being pregnant are less than 1%, but the Plan B will give you pregnancy like symptoms as a side effect (change in hormones). So right now the only thing you need to worry about is when your body will regulate again
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lovethepoo
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Darhcp
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star90
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worriednr134
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