Thread: Delayed period due to plan b pill, anyone else? advice please

I think stress is definately adding to the delay. I've tried staying away from the computer, taking bubble baths, drinking hot tea, and watching american idol. i just think that if someone could tell me they had a similar experience, i would feel so much better.

Originally Posted by HunnyBear

I am 18, just turned on the 21st of february.
On January 4th, the day after i stopped my last period, i hooked up with my friend. I am not on birthcontrol pills, but we did use a condom all 3 times that night. the condom broke during the third time..he didnt cum inside me, but he did on my lower stomach....i was worried some cum could have dribbled inbetween my legs. 12 hours the next day i took plan b. About a week later i experienced about 4 days of bleeding, maybe mixed with a brown discharge. I took that to believe the pill had worked adn totally forgot about it. I decided it was my new cycle and started counting the days after that bleeding and brown discharge. I am now about 11 days late. I took a pregnancy test last night and it was negative. I have felt all the pre menstral symtoms, and yet there has been no blood. I find it super hard to beleive that i am pregnant. And ive been searching forums and it seems that a lot of women have delayed periods or even missed periods due to taking plan b.

I was wondering if there were any girls out there in the same boat as me...or women who have dealt with this situation and have experienced delays in their period due to taking emergency contraception.

PLEASE HELP! I'M WORRIED.

I took the emergency contraception because I took A diflucan yeast infection pill but I take regular birth control I was on the inactive pills when I had sex with my husband and I got worried but now I'm late for my period becuause I took the emergency contraception pills 4 days before my planned period has anyone had this experience I don't want kids and neither does my husband

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