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Plan B One Step Someone please help!

By Anonymous October 16, 2012 - 7:06am
 
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Ok so here's the deal

Took Plan B One Step on August 2nd got period when expected on August 18th with very bad cramps.

-Unfortunately had to take Plan B One step EC on Sept 5th same day of intercourse and got period one day earlier than expected (14th rather than the 15th of september)was a bit lighter also, Took multiple pregnancy test since then (about 20 lol), some even doctor's test, all negative, even a negative blood test at five weeks past intercourse.. It's now been six weeks and my october period came, one day early also and light took another test afterwards, still negative.

-In the days leading up to my October period i have been severly stressed and worried to the point of an almost mental break down been back in forth to the doctor, all assuring me i was fine since i had a period after the plan b one step and had all negative tests.(Stress could have possible caused the light October period)
-Pregnancy possible?
-Since the plan b, it seems like my cycle length has changed to 27 days instead of 28.

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Anonymous

Hi Anon,

Welcome to EmpowHER. If all of your pregnancy test including at the doctors office are negative, then you have nothing to worry about.  The lighter period can be a side effect from the Plan B. Most women experience changes on their next cycle, after taking plan B.

Best,

Daisy

October 16, 2012 - 7:46am
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Anonymous (reply to Anonymous)

Your second period also? wow didn't know that? Dont plan on ever taking that pill again!

October 16, 2012 - 8:39am
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