Before suggesting you contact your gynecologist, I recommend you take a home pregnancy test. Test in the morning. Use the first urine of the day.
There was a high risk for becoming pregnant by having unprotected intercourse on the day of ovulation.
To be effective, you must take the second dose exactly 12 hours after the first dose.
If you vomit within 2 hours of taking either of the tablets you should return to your pharmacy, doctor or clinic as the tablet may not be absorbed and you will need to take an additional tablet.
I am concerned that the brown to pinkish spotting was implantation bleeding. If it was, the concern is not only that you did become pregnant, but the spotting returned which is not typically.
Test and contact your doctor. Please keep us updated.
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Hello Anonymous,
Before suggesting you contact your gynecologist, I recommend you take a home pregnancy test. Test in the morning. Use the first urine of the day.
There was a high risk for becoming pregnant by having unprotected intercourse on the day of ovulation.
To be effective, you must take the second dose exactly 12 hours after the first dose.
If you vomit within 2 hours of taking either of the tablets you should return to your pharmacy, doctor or clinic as the tablet may not be absorbed and you will need to take an additional tablet.
I am concerned that the brown to pinkish spotting was implantation bleeding. If it was, the concern is not only that you did become pregnant, but the spotting returned which is not typically.
Test and contact your doctor. Please keep us updated.
Regards,
February 25, 2016 - 9:54amMaryann
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