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I just started a light bleeding a week after taking Plan B. Is this normal or could I be pregnant?

By April 17, 2013 - 4:58pm
 
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I had my period less than a week before having sex. ending sometime between thursday and saturday. The following Wednesday, I was hanging out with a guy who I had been talking to and things got intense. We had unprotected sex, but i made him stop way before he was done because I started to freak out, unplanned and unprotected isn't something I do. He did not ejaculate inside me or at all. But I know you can still become pregnant from precum. The next day, about 12 hours later he went with me to get plan B one step. A few days later on sunday I found out i have strep and mono, On monday, I started feeling nauseated. I didn't know if the meds for the strep or the mono could be causing me the nausea or could i be pregnant. Now it's wednesday (6 days after plan B and 7 days after sex) and I just saw a light pink colored blood when I went to the bathroom. Is this something normal? is this from Plan B, or am I Pregnant? I'm freaking out because I tend to over think and I'm really scared.

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Hi Jordan Davis,

Welcome to EmpowHER.  Most women will experience bleeding after taking an emergency pill.  You will need to wait until your period is due and take a home pregnancy test.

Best,

Daisy

April 18, 2013 - 3:52am
(reply to Anonymous)

Thank you for answering. I'm just terrified and have no one to talk to.

April 18, 2013 - 7:56am
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