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Q: Plan B And Vomiting

asked by: wtfbbqirl on October 27th, 2006

New User

My girlfriend took her first pill on 26th hour but took them 14 hours apart because she's an fool. So we then got another lot on the 39th hour and she took it straight away then took the next pill 12 hour later. It has been 3 days and she vommited hardcore last night,

has this rendered the pill useless or is it only within the period of taking the two pills that you cant vommit??

Also the fact she took the pills 2 hours later than she should have is there still a chance the first lot worked?

Thanks Smile

Replies(7)

Kia

replied on October 27th, 2006

Supporter

She's an fool???
You're an fool for not wearing a condom and yet still having sex.

The only way to know for sure it the pill worked is to wait until her period is due then take a pregancny test, or go see a doctor (most recommended).

Hopefully you have learnt your lesson and won't be an fool again.

wtfbbqirl

replied on October 27th, 2006

New User

The condom broke.

And yes she's an fool.

Could she go see a doctor now or does it have to be if her period is late?

AyaMiyaki

replied on October 27th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

A doctor won't be able to tell if she's pregnant until she's due for her period.

Maybe you shouldn't be with her if you talk about her like that. She deserves a man who thinks the world of her instead of a dumb little boy who talks trash about her on the internet.

Grow up.

Becky

replied on October 28th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

If you were that concerned you should of reminded her when it was time to take the next pill.

Carifairy

replied on October 28th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Nausea and vommiting are common side effects of the morning after pill.

She has up to 5 days to take them, so as long as she took the pills within 5 days she is doing all that she can do.

Why not talk to her about regular birth control pill use? That way you need not worry about condom use.

Pregnancy is not instant "bam" you are pregnant, it is a process that takes time.

Kia

replied on October 28th, 2006

Supporter

wtfbbqirl wrote:

and yes she's an fool.

no, you're the fool. Read your own post and see how you sound.
She is a person, not your possession or a piece of trash.

Leave her and let her find someone that she deserves to be with - someone who will love her.

Carifairy

replied on October 28th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Okay, let's all try and play nice =)

look dude, it is up to you both to think about birth control, not just her. If you know that she is forgetful, then you must make it your business to remind her.

Many women have the help of their spouse/boyfriend to remind them to take their pill. Lives get hectic, stuff happens....

It is seriously not cool to call her an fool.

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