HELP!! I took plan B Had my period a week later!?

Question

Ok my b/f condom slipped off, i took plan b 24hrs later then i had my period about when i was due and it lasted a week I couldn't possibly be pregnant could i? Help Me!

Answer 1

your boyfriend must be awfully small if the condom slipped off- never heard of that. if you had your period for a week, of course you aren't pregnant. but i would also use a birth control just to be on the safe side. the condom is to protect from sexual diseases. so using a birth control pill is just extra smart, if it slipped off once, it can happen again.  

Answer 2

No of course not, if you had a period at all it's EXTREMELY unlikely that you're pregnant. If you're worried, you can talk to your doc about going on birth control in addition to using condoms, or do some research on the proper way to use a condom because most of the time that condoms fail or slip or move or come off it's due to user error.  You can take a pregnancy test if you're really panicking but I wouldn't bother because you took Plan B in time AND you got your period like normal. Just keep using protection. Don't stress and have fun.  

Answer 3

this is completely normal. that happened to me when i went to get the morning after pill. i got my period a week later. no body told me that this was going to happen and i completely freaked out.  

Answer 4

Ok, so if you took the Plan B within 24 hrs of the unprotected s*x, and got your period when you were suppose to.. you are not pregnant, relax girlfriend, you are ok. Your period may have lasted longer because it was thrown off by the plan b pill..but absolutely nothing to worry about. Just a quick tip tho, get on birthcontrol, a condom isnt enough these days. Im not sure how old/young you are, but if you are worried about your age, and being to young and needing a parent, you do not need a parent to get birth control, go to any planned parenthood or womens health center...you just need the money for it..thats all..and a picture id

Answer 5

Did you read the information that came with Plan B?  It says that one of the possible side effects is period irregularity...which can include spotting, and early period, and unexpected bleeding.

If you're this worried about being pregnant, then either use more reliable birth control or don't have s*x.

Answer 6

You probably aren't pregnant since you took Plan B. Though for extra precaution, you may want to be on birth control pills; relying on condoms alone isn't enough to protect yourself. I also wouldn't recommend using Plan B several times.