Kudos to you for being extra cautious and taking Plan B even though you were likely not ovulating. Unfortunately, Plan B although highly effective comes with its side effects and one of them is a change in your period. In your case, it caused bleeding early on and now your period is late. Although this is very common, if your period is more than one week late-- take a pregnancy test. This is not meant to scare you, just meant as a precaution. Chances are that your next period will be arriving shortly since you have your PMS symptoms already, so try to be patient.
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Hi there Anon,
Kudos to you for being extra cautious and taking Plan B even though you were likely not ovulating. Unfortunately, Plan B although highly effective comes with its side effects and one of them is a change in your period. In your case, it caused bleeding early on and now your period is late. Although this is very common, if your period is more than one week late-- take a pregnancy test. This is not meant to scare you, just meant as a precaution. Chances are that your next period will be arriving shortly since you have your PMS symptoms already, so try to be patient.
All the best,
Rosa
July 26, 2011 - 7:35amThis Comment
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