Plan B is high dose levonorgestrel and is one of the most effective methods of emergency contraception. Plan B can make you late/early depending on how you look at it. Some women experience menstrual bleeding out of sync with their normal menstrual cycle after taking Plan B. Since you had your period 1 week after taking Plan B, your cycle may have either shifted by a few days or it may take a few cycles before you regain your normal menstrual schedule.
If you took Plan B correctly (maximum effect, up to 95% effective, if used within 24 hours of unprotected intercourse), there is nothing in your history that is highly suspicious for pregnancy. You should menstruate during April but if you miss your period in April, you should retake a pregnancy test.
