Help! Have had period for 2 weeks now
Two and a half weeks ago I took the Plan B pills. A few days later I started my period, which was 2+ weeks earlier than normal. As of tomorrow it will be 2 weeks since I started my period, and I still have not finished it. I have never had a problem taking contraceptive in the past, and my period tends to be regular. I tried finding some information online as to why this could be, but was not having much luck. I don't have health insurance til September, or else I would've seen a doctor already. Are situations like mine normal? Or is something seriously wrong?
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I have the same problem, I've been on my period (on and off but mostly on) for 17 days now. Its really getting me down.
I'm on the microgynenon 30 pill though. -
As i wrote to the above post, This Plan B bill is new? A new pill from the one that you previous took?
It is a foreigner in your body and may just be trying to re-ajust the alternative ingredients that are different from the last pill.
I changed pills once and that happened to me, i would say i'm probably a lot older than you ...
But again, if it carries on, it may be that it is too strong for you?
Can you go to a Chemist and ask the difference between the one you were taking, verses this new one? What other ingredients etc are in this one?
That may at least help, as September is a long way away.
Don't stress to much, take care.
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