The "quite a bit of egg white" you noticed was most likely semen, since you noticed a large quantity, and you said you and your husband had sex the previous night (if I read the timing correctly).
However, the discharge is not what matters, if your question is really in relation to your chances of pregnancy (versus if you have ovulated or not). Anytime you miss two or more pills, especially on consecutive days, you do have a higher chance of pregnancy, as the effectiveness of your pill has decreased. You took extra precaution by using emergency contraception, and this can help lower your chances of pregnancy after failed birth control.
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The "quite a bit of egg white" you noticed was most likely semen, since you noticed a large quantity, and you said you and your husband had sex the previous night (if I read the timing correctly).
However, the discharge is not what matters, if your question is really in relation to your chances of pregnancy (versus if you have ovulated or not). Anytime you miss two or more pills, especially on consecutive days, you do have a higher chance of pregnancy, as the effectiveness of your pill has decreased. You took extra precaution by using emergency contraception, and this can help lower your chances of pregnancy after failed birth control.
Let us know if you have any additional questions.
March 31, 2011 - 12:10pmThis Comment
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