I'm so sorry you're under so much stress. Please know that that in itself is enough to cause a period to be late.
You did all the right things to prevent pregnancy. You started with a condom; when it slipped off and exposed you to the possibility of pregnancy, you used Plan B, and you used it within the recommended period of time.
After using Plan B, did you bleed at all? Almost like having a period, but perhaps shorter and lighter? And if that happened, did you count it as a period and recalculate when your next period should come?
Please know that many women, after using Plan B, have irregularities in their cycles for a month or two afterward. It's very common. You can always take a pregnancy test to be sure, but from what you write, I am pretty convinced that you are late from using the Plan B, not from a possible pregnancy.
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Hi, Lovely,
I'm so sorry you're under so much stress. Please know that that in itself is enough to cause a period to be late.
You did all the right things to prevent pregnancy. You started with a condom; when it slipped off and exposed you to the possibility of pregnancy, you used Plan B, and you used it within the recommended period of time.
After using Plan B, did you bleed at all? Almost like having a period, but perhaps shorter and lighter? And if that happened, did you count it as a period and recalculate when your next period should come?
Please know that many women, after using Plan B, have irregularities in their cycles for a month or two afterward. It's very common. You can always take a pregnancy test to be sure, but from what you write, I am pretty convinced that you are late from using the Plan B, not from a possible pregnancy.
April 30, 2010 - 9:42amThis Comment
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