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plan b, missed period, ectopic pregnancy? testing? *sigh*

By January 7, 2014 - 9:58pm
 
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so here's the deal.

i took plan b about two months ago after a condom slippage. i did receive some bleeding about two weeks later, lasted four days, about the normal length of a normal period for me, wasn't sure whether to count that as my period or not. anyways, fast forward to today. i haven't had another period for about 45 days now.

*sigh*

I have taken many home pregnancy tests, first morning urine, etc. different brands of tests, first response, generic. i did want to go to a clinic and request a blood pregnancy test just to put my mind finally at ease, but all the clinics i called only let me take urine tests and said i would have to wait more weeks to even get a blood test, after i tested negative on at least two to three tests spaced a week apart. so more of this waiting game we go.

i just want some relieve, peace, an assurance, that hey plan b screwed with your system, you're not pregnant, etc. so where i'm at now is about two months since taking plan b, i had bleeding for 4 days two weeks after plan b was taken. now NO second period, nothing at all. now two weeks late, and i did actually go to a clinic and THEY did a urine test, tested negative.

all they told me was to come back for more urine testing. they also scared me telling me well you could have an ectopic pregnancy, which i know what that is, but would a urine test pick that up? not the fact that it's ectopic BUT that i was indeed pregnant.

sorry for this long, stressed out story. i'm just so alone, help would be appreciated and these clinics around here seem so reluctant to just give me a damn blood test. i already told them i have taken a million urine tests, why can't they just give me what i need?

the woes of having no insurance. :(

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Anonymous

Hi Problematic,

Welcome to EmpowHER.  Emergency pills side effects can be breast tenderness, nausea, bleeding and changes to your next period. Such as a heavier or lighter, shorter or longer period.  If you have taken a pregnancy test and it was negative, it's unlikely you are pregnant.  But, if you do want a blood test done to confirm if you are, then it's best to see your doctor or OBGYN. Hope this was helpful?

Best,

Daisy

January 8, 2014 - 7:13am
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