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  1. I recently had unprotected anal sex. Afterwards I went to the bathroom and noticed that the tissue felt really sticky. I looked down to realize that I had wiped sperm onto my vagina. I also either ovulated on the day before or after this incident. I took plan b 21 hours after this occurred. I am wondering how likely it is that I have conceived in this time period.
  2. I had sex for the first time 2 days ago. The condom failed. however I am on birth control (yaz). I would like to take a pregnancy test to make sure that I’m not pregnant. the instructions say you can take it the first day after your missed period but since I’m on birth control I am only having 1 every 3 months and I wouldn’t really know if I was missing a period or not. When should I take it? Can I find out early enough that I could take the morning after pill?
  3. I’m 17 and I’m on birth control and I’ve missed a period can you please help me?
  4. I’m 18. I got my period at the last week of February and then had to take Plan B at the beginning-ish of March, maybe the 6th or 7th, I don’t remember the exact day. And it gave me my period again a week later. And I normally get it the last week of every month but I didn’t at the end of March. I took a preg test April 1st and it was negative. Can Plan B make you late? I’ve read that it can make you late or even miss a period. Should I be worried? Also, I’ve taken plan b twice prior to this time if that is at all useful information.

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I had intercourse but the condom slipped off when he pulled out. I am on birth control and I don’t think any got inside me. But I took the 1st emergency contraceptive pill no later than 5 hours after intercourse but I took the 2nd pill 17 hours later. Is it still effective? Will I become pregnant?

The two pill version of Plan B instructs the user to take 1 pill within 72 hours of unprotected sex and the second pill 12 hours later. Since both pills are identical (levonorgestrel 0.75 mg), it doesn’t matter which one you take first. If you took the second pill 17 hours after the first pill, it should still be effective. In addition, you state that you are on birth control as well which, if taken correctly, is effective at preventing pregnancy.

If you don’t have any withdrawal bleeding at the end of your birth control cycle, you should consider taking a pregnancy test.

Related Questions:

  1. I recently had unprotected anal sex. Afterwards I went to the bathroom and noticed that the tissue felt really sticky. I looked down to realize that I had wiped sperm onto my vagina. I also either ovulated on the day before or after this incident. I took plan b 21 hours after this occurred. I am wondering how likely it is that I have conceived in this time period.
  2. I had sex for the first time 2 days ago. The condom failed. however I am on birth control (yaz). I would like to take a pregnancy test to make sure that I’m not pregnant. the instructions say you can take it the first day after your missed period but since I’m on birth control I am only having 1 every 3 months and I wouldn’t really know if I was missing a period or not. When should I take it? Can I find out early enough that I could take the morning after pill?
  3. I’m 17 and I’m on birth control and I’ve missed a period can you please help me?
  4. I’m 18. I got my period at the last week of February and then had to take Plan B at the beginning-ish of March, maybe the 6th or 7th, I don’t remember the exact day. And it gave me my period again a week later. And I normally get it the last week of every month but I didn’t at the end of March. I took a preg test April 1st and it was negative. Can Plan B make you late? I’ve read that it can make you late or even miss a period. Should I be worried? Also, I’ve taken plan b twice prior to this time if that is at all useful information.

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