Today is March 10th. My girlfriend is due for her period on March 12th. On February 24th, we had protected sex, but some of the semen inside the condom spilled around her genital area because I slipped out of the condom when I became flaccid again (we already had finished having sex and the condom remained inserted but we're pretty sure no semen actually got inside when she pulled it out). She also mentioned that week was ovulation week. To be safe she took plan b one step within a few minutes later. She's been feeling what appears to be the plan b symptoms for a few days now and yesterday night (March 9th) she said she wiped when using the restroom and noticed light pink color, but super light quantity. This morning (March 10th) she said she noticed light pink again when she wiped but also light quantity and some brown this time. We are hoping that her period will actually come on time and that she will have an actual flow to signify that she isn't pregnant. We're aware that her period may also be a few days late. It is exactly 2 weeks from the day we had sex and when the pill was taken. What are the odds that we are correct that her period will come very soon? Should we be concerned?
-BF
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Today is March 10th. My girlfriend is due for her period on March 12th. On February 24th, we had protected sex, but some of the semen inside the condom spilled around her genital area because I slipped out of the condom when I became flaccid again (we already had finished having sex and the condom remained inserted but we're pretty sure no semen actually got inside when she pulled it out). She also mentioned that week was ovulation week. To be safe she took plan b one step within a few minutes later. She's been feeling what appears to be the plan b symptoms for a few days now and yesterday night (March 9th) she said she wiped when using the restroom and noticed light pink color, but super light quantity. This morning (March 10th) she said she noticed light pink again when she wiped but also light quantity and some brown this time. We are hoping that her period will actually come on time and that she will have an actual flow to signify that she isn't pregnant. We're aware that her period may also be a few days late. It is exactly 2 weeks from the day we had sex and when the pill was taken. What are the odds that we are correct that her period will come very soon? Should we be concerned?
March 10, 2017 - 4:26pm-BF
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