Thank you for your question. There are no interactions so you should be fine although the only way to tell is to see if you miss a period and then take a pregnancy test. You will experience possible irregular periods for the next two cycles as this is common when you take an emergency contraceptive. If you are concerned, you should take a pregnancy test once you are "normally" going to miss a period. If it is negative and you are still concerned, make an appointment with your treating physician for a blood test (pregnancy test). This will guarentee results although urine tests are highly accurate. Unfortunately, time and waiting will be the only solution at this time.
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Hi Anonymous,
Thank you for your question. There are no interactions so you should be fine although the only way to tell is to see if you miss a period and then take a pregnancy test. You will experience possible irregular periods for the next two cycles as this is common when you take an emergency contraceptive. If you are concerned, you should take a pregnancy test once you are "normally" going to miss a period. If it is negative and you are still concerned, make an appointment with your treating physician for a blood test (pregnancy test). This will guarentee results although urine tests are highly accurate. Unfortunately, time and waiting will be the only solution at this time.
I hope this helps and good luck.
Missie
March 10, 2013 - 6:09amThis Comment
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