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Q: Plan B

asked by: rileysmomma on September 29th, 2007

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Me and my use to be boyfried had sex.without any protection. He ejaculated in me and I freaked out and took him home and dumped him. I went and got Plan B pills but when i got them I felt very nauseated. 8 hours later I vomitted the first pill. I tried to take the second one immediately after I puked the first one. I haven't been on birth control for a month and a weeks. I had a period 2 weeks ago. Being as i couldn't hold the Plan B pills down can I be pregnant?

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Georgia59

replied on September 29th, 2007

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Re: Plan B

rileysmomma wrote:

If you threw up 8 hours after you took the pill, you should be fine. As far as I can tell, it's still effective. It is normal for plan b to make you nauseous. If it had only been a few hours, I would be worried, but 8 hours seems like enough time for it to have gotten into your bloodstream.

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