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My girlfriend and Plan B?
Last week, my girlfriend and i were having sex, and i wasnt sure if "stuff" and gotten in, so we went and got plan B for her. This was last week friday or saturday. But today, we were having sex again, and then she started bleeding really bad, like it was her time o' da month. But she said that it was supposed to be in 2-3 weeks. And also, it started bleeding, but then it stoped. Can anyone tell me wtf happened here?
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- asher3620Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Plan B is not something you should take lightly. It is a SERIOUS dose of hormones and it can disrupt her cycle. She should have read the directions that came with her medication completely so she would know what to expect.
Have her call her doctor and check in with them about what's happening and when she should expect her next period. Most likely what she experienced was some breakthrough bleeding. Her uterus has been disrupted by the Plan B and the exertion of sex caused a little bleeding.
If the two of you are having sex, you need to get her on a regular form of birth control immediately. She CANNOT take Plan B often, it will make her sick. At the very least the two of you need to learn to use condoms correctly and use them every time you have sex.
Plan B is not an acceptable regular birth control. It is for emergencies only.
- 1 decade ago
I don't remember how Plan B exactly works, but I have heard that it can mess up a woman's period, which of course would happen if the Plan B pill contains any artificial hormones to prevent the pregnancy (like the Pill). If she is concerned, I would suggest she see a doctor.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It could be her period.. I don't think it's exactly on time.
Well she's definitely not pregnant because otherwise she wouldn't be bleeding. My periods come on irregularly.
But then again I am in my teens, haha.
I don't know what happened but she's not pregnant and it's probably her period. Tell her to wear some pads or tampons, whichever she uses and then a few hours later see if there is still blood.
Then it's probably her period...
- ?Lv 45 years ago
it is not likely that she is pregnant... along with her being surprising if she did in fact replace into pregnat from this occasion she can try 2-3 weeks after it, it truly is the time span from ovulation to a woman's era in spite of no count if or no longer she is oftentimes happening
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- myd00dlebugLv 51 decade ago
I'm not sure but I hope you were using a condom this time. Plan B is there as an emergency, not every time you have sex.
- susan qLv 41 decade ago
you need to develop a plan C..
Plan C...
stop having unprotected sex so that u wont be going thru these changes every time she misses a period, because beleive me, sooner or later she will get pregnanat
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Could be her period.Could not.Nobody here can diagnose her online!!!
FYI, Plan B could affect her cycle this month and potentially future months.