[monica331]

Just curious say if you take a plan b during say ovulation or any other time would it prevent pregnancy if we had sex again for the rest of the month?

Thanks!

[Motorguy]

Both Plan B pills can be taken at the same time with no decrease in effectiveness or increase in side effects. Plan B should be taken within 5 days (120 hours) of unprotected sex and can reduce the risk of pregnancy up to 89%. But it is more effective the sooner you take it.

[Motorguy]

plan B® should only be used in emergencies and not on a regular basis. It can also be used more than once. However, if plan B® is used on more than one occasion, the cumulative pregnancy rate will be higher.

Remember that it should never replace regular, long-term methods of contraception. The pregnancy rate of plan B® is calculated for a single use. If plan B® is used on more than one occasion, the cumulative pregnancy rate will be higher. Also, if plan B® is taken more than once within a menstrual cycle or more than occasional once-a-month use, it may impact your period.

[kira]

Plan b can be a horrible experience. Messed up periods, mood swings, and abdominal discomfort is not uncommon. It's also a very high dose of birth control pills so it carries all the same risk but increased. It really should not be used as contraceptive. It is an emergency solution. If you want to use hormonal birth control you should properly start a pack of daily pills.

[Motorguy]

Exactly on the plain B Kira thanks for letting Monica know that like I did.

[Martin Adam]

Yes, if you take plan b regularly it will not allow ovulation and prevent pregnancy.