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Q: Plan B light spotting

asked by: taryn420 on March 17th, 2008

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I had to use plan B after me and my bf had sex one time and the condom broke. I went to the drugstore that day and took it, following the directions and everything. When it came time for my period to come it was nothing but two weeks of spotting. Can i still be pregnant? Has this happened to anyone else when they used plan B?

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Tylanas

replied on March 17th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

Take a test, that's the only way to know.

Plan-B is known to cause funny cycles. Sometimes it makes a period come early, sometimes late, sometimes light and sometimes heavy.

babaile163

replied on February 16th, 2009

New User

i took plan b about 2 days after my period ended. a week later i began spottig and it lasted2 weeks. it just stopped and i should be getting my period soon. im posting this bc i highly doubt im pregnant, i was just penetrated, norhing else and i want to show the effects of plan b.

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