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Q: sex on sunday pill on tuseday

asked by: girlofmighty on November 23rd, 2003

New User

Hi! I took the morning after pill on tuesday the 18. I had sex on the previous sunday the day after my last day of my period. After I took ecp, I did not get sick or spotting or anything on tuesday. However, yesterday, I believe I would call it , my period, began. Cramps are not bad at all... Im not sure on what to think about this? Is this normal? Can anyone please help? Thanks for your time.

Replies(2)

CRToon83

replied on November 23rd, 2003

New User

My girlfriend took it a couple months ago....According to her you start your period within 2 weeks, she says thats the same that happened to her..And shes not pregnant so I guess it worked :-p. Hope all's well with you.

saturn24

replied on November 30th, 2003

Experienced User

You are probably bleeding because you took the morning after pill. If you were'nt bleeding I would worry. You should be fine.

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