Thank you for your question. Let's begin with the vaginal bleeding that was heavy, lasted for about 4 to 5 days, and occurred after taking Plan B. This bleeding proved that the emergency contraceptive was effective in preventing pregnancy.
Since you have had protected intercourse, I do not think you are pregnant and this is implantation bleeding.
With a negative pregnancy test to support this, I think the lighter than normal vaginal bleeding is your period. Some women experience changes in their menstrual cycle as a side effect of this pill. The next period can start earlier or later than normal, and menstrual flow can be lighter or heavier than normal.
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Hello Anonymous,
Thank you for your question. Let's begin with the vaginal bleeding that was heavy, lasted for about 4 to 5 days, and occurred after taking Plan B. This bleeding proved that the emergency contraceptive was effective in preventing pregnancy.
Since you have had protected intercourse, I do not think you are pregnant and this is implantation bleeding.
With a negative pregnancy test to support this, I think the lighter than normal vaginal bleeding is your period. Some women experience changes in their menstrual cycle as a side effect of this pill. The next period can start earlier or later than normal, and menstrual flow can be lighter or heavier than normal.
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November 8, 2014 - 1:33pmMaryann
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